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Vol. VI Asheville-Biltmore College, Asheville, N. C., May 5, No. 11
BRADV AKD ElllOE CHOSEK STIIDEIII SPEAKERS
George Brady, president of Sig
ma Mu Pi, and student body presi
dent Quentin Enloe have been
chosen student speaker for gradua
tion exercises at the college on
June 4.
Brady, choice of the faculty, will
speak on the subject, “The Indi
vidual—Strength and Hope of a
Democracy.” Enloe, the student-
selected speaker, will present “The
Importance of the Individual.”
The baccalaureate sermon is
scheduled in Seely Hall Sunday
afternoon, June 3, at four o’clock,
with final exercises set for 10:30
a. m. the following day.
Mrs Serota is general chairman
for the programs; Mrs. Lowrance
is in charge of baccalaureate, and
Miss Miller, marshals.
BLUETS WINS MEDALIST
HONORS IN COLUMBIA
PRESS CONTEST
Bluets, the literary magazine of
the college, has done it again. The
high - ranking Asheville - Biltmore
publication has been named winner
of medalist honors in the Columbia
Press Association contest for the
third consecutive year.
A product of the college’s crea
tive writing department, the prose
and poetry magazine gained nation
al prominence during the Press As
sociation’s 1938 competition. The
same year. Bluets was winner of
first place honors in competition
with junior colleges throughout the
nation. Since 1938 the magazine
has won either first place or medal
ist awards, highest honors obtain
able in the junior college division.
The near phenomenal success of
the magazine can be attributed in
part to Mrs. Wishart and five stu
dents enrolled in creative writing
classes here at the college. During
the course of the term, short stor
ies, book reviews, poems and miscel
laneous writings are handed to
the instructor, who in turn edits
the material before publication.
Any changes in the writings, how
ever, are done by the students
themselves. Members of this year’s
class are Mac Spears, Ruby Jean
Herring, David Belcher, Betty Anne
Fryar, and Quentin Enloe. In ad
dition, material for the magazine
has been submitted by Mary Hig
gins, Sylvania Lyda, Bobbie Capps,
Vir^nia Speirakis, Carl Greene, Jr.,
Joan Dysland, Opal Tate, James
Tabor, Arberta Floyd, Jean Harri
son, George McCoy, and Bennie
Reece. The magazine is issued
semi-annually, in May and Decem
ber.
CLASSICAL COEDS SPONSOR
MAY DAY
The second annual May Day pro
gram sponsored by the Classical
Coeds was presented Tuesday after
noon, May 1, on the west campus
of Asheville-Biltmore.
Advance invitations were sent to
schools throughout this section. The
May Day program received consid
erable publicity from local papers
and the college radio program.
Bobbie Capps was chairman of
the event and was assisted by Betty
Anne Fryar.
Rose Marie Brown was crowned
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