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ASHEyiLLE-BILIMQRE COLLEGE
Volume XIV-R5 ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL, 1961 Number 5
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STUDENT BODY PRISIDEMT TO BE ELECTfJD
The election of Student Body Pres
ident, Vice-President, and Secretaiy-
Treasurer ;d.ll be held on April 28.
Nominatiin and acceptance speeches
uill be held in asseiably Thursday,
April 21. Basic Qualifications for a
candidate are as follous: a ouality
point average of 1.00 and a full-time
student of the college.
Hie office of student body president
is the most important and demanding
porition a student can hold. It not
o?iiy incurs the responsibility of direct
ing all student activities, through the
student gov'ernment but he must be a
representative student of A-B College—
the "Joe College" of this campus. His
talents must include public relations
expert, arbitrator, master of cere
monies nnd a hundred other qualifications
of tact and diplomacy—that is, if thc-
office is properly filled. His rewai-d
comes in the knowing that he has per
formed his duties to the best of his
abilities, which had to be exceptional
in the first place. This particular
election will bestow the honor of First
Student Body President of the NEW
Asheville-Biltmore College,
Tne decision will be up to you the
student??. It will be difficulTTo
decide irhich of the capable candidates
is the most capable. IThen you make
your decision, and cast your vote,
give the isi^ue more than casual thought,
for the decision ;you make i;ill not only
affect the life of the no’-unee, but the
fbture of Asheville -Biltmoi’e College.
PLANS BEING MADE FOR MY DAY FESTIVITIES
Ihe annual May Day festivities and
dance will be held on Saturday May 6.
Ihe program will begin mth the pres-
e.ntation of the Kay Court at 3?^0 and
the entire program vjill be held outside
in front of our castle.
The festivities tlds year will consist
of the presentation of the May Queen
and her court, folk dancas, find a
Shakespearean play presented by -*;hc
Mascruers oallt.d ‘’M'lch Ado Ahnrot Ko-uhiiag.'*
This year's May Queen is Hiss Rita
Grice. The Sopho’iiore attendants are
Olenda Andrews, Carole Hayes, Mickey
Manship and Linda lierrill. Brenda
Pacione, Linda Pacicne, Phyllis Hampton,
and Diane i-.rcker are Fre?!;.r?a-a attendants.
Hie play "Much Adc ''bout Nothing'i is
a gay comedy f so’:hist\-ated lovers.
Ifrider the dirt tion of ilass Flora McGhee
the play has a y, uncomplicated plot
with the lovers played bj'- Nancy Jolly
as Beatrice and John Rinehardt as
Benedict.
Others in the cast are Ho'.iard Williams
as Don Pedro, Jane Pinkerton as Margaret,
Margaret Eskridge as Ursula, Patty
Alexander as a cousin of Beatrice, Charles
VJright as Dogberry, David Ellis as the
Nightvratchman and Steve Pinkerton as
the announcer.
FORD, HUDSOw BICORICRATE;
GENERAL MOTORS PANICS
I'£Lss Pat Hudson has made the "big
step” (with her eyes wide open, we might
add), to one Boyce Ford, former carousing
bachelor and active member of Omar.
(Board of Lords,too). ¥e the members of
the Campus Crier Staff feel it our duty
to warn the former (and free) Hiss Hudson
what she has caught (or been cauglit by).
¥e can't do it (sob), \je just can't do
it. It would be too cruel and definitely
unpatroitic. She will just have to leam
the hard \:ay the deep dark secret of one
Boyce Foih3.
We*re only kidding,. Ihey are both
very luc!:y p3opj.e v¥c had to nay that).
We're sure they will be vory happy and
live a most prot^p^roua a:yJ- productive
life (15 kids). We e/en predict an
existence of p’'re blips (Until she finds
out his deep dark secret—he sleeps vdth
his h^iv in cv/lers).
Congratulation's from the St.aff,
IRC MB'IBilRS ATTEND DEBATE AT DUKE U.
Asheville-Biltmore vws represented by
four students at the N. C» United Natioxis
Model Gener.il Assembly held this year
on February 22-25 at Duke university.
Our delegaws vrere Howard Williams,
Mickey Schandler, Jim Rhineliart, and
Ernest >E.llsr.
Over 250 students fro;u ];0 colleges
and Uiiiversities discusf:ed suoh problems
as possible developments in the Congo,
the Algerp.oin crisis, and irany other
xjorld problem?.
Mr;, Frederick H- Boland of Ireland,
President of the UI'^ General Assembly,
spoke to the assembly on "Ihe Change in
the New VIorld. Arthur Larson, director
of the l'/o.?ld Rule of Lav; Center in the
Duke Law School spck“ on the Interr.a uiona!
Corrt of Justice. Mr, Lar-^on is a
dJrector cf f.he U, S. Inic-.%iaticii Agency
and onetime Undersecretary of Labor.
(Ed. I'jote: Sorry \iii3 article is so
late but it was too good to miss.)