ASHSVni^-BILTMORE COLIEGE Volume X3V«-R6 ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA., mY,196l‘ Number 6 STUDENTS RECEI\^ ANNimLS FOR 19611 imY DAI FESTIVITIES TO BE HELD SATURDAY Applause burst forth today as Toby Eriirin announced that the long-avraitcd 1961 Summit had finally arrived and Tjould be distributed to the students after assembly* This ycar*s Summit is lovingly dedicated to the memory of ”The College in the Sky”—to her buildings, grounds, and campus which we shall long remember. It contains photographs of scencs which relate the history of Seeley Castle from the time construction began until its completion, and many on-the-spot-while yoii-wcren* t-looking photographs of students during those unforgetablc moments around campus* It is “one last long look" at the college in a castle. The Summit is a beautifUl tribute to those activities, studies, and honors that have been shared and cherished by the students who have passed through the gates of our college. In years to come it will unlock memories of days spent in seeking truth and knowledge. Under the direction and guidance of Miss i'feiry Miller, this year*s annual staff has done an excellent job» Members of the 1961 Summit staff are: Editor- :’,n-Chief, Toby 2n>7in5 Associate S^Jitor, Kelda Clodfelter; Business Manager, Jane Pinkertons Photographer, Tom Doe; Faculty Editor, HoT'Tard Williams; Class Editor, Rita Grice; Activities Editor, Carol H:iyesj and Feature Editors, Kathy Burton and.Phyllis Hampton. Congratulations on a job well doncl AL-PHYLL-MICK TRIO T^IN STUDENT ELECTION After a fast and furious last-day campaign, including a ten-car morning motorcade and a five hour ’’marathon" radio show, the final count gave "Al" V/ight a victory over John Rinehardt for next yearns President of the Student Body. Phyllis Hampton was elected Vice- president, and Mickey Schandlcr, Sec retary- Treasurer. Although any such campaign is naturally a "light-hearted"and sensational affair, we are sure that I*Ir. Wight takes his new position with the proper seriousness, and I'dll do his best to fulfill the responsibilities of the job. The Crier staff would like to extend congra tulations and the best of luck to "Al" as he takes the school "Do^mtoi-m" to a bigger and better future. DonH forget to sign up for the Volley Bali and Ping-Pong Tournaments. You may be a vilnnerl The annual May Day festivities will be held this coming Saturday, May 6, at 3:00 p.m, in the beautiful spring atmos phere of our om campus. The entire program will be presented outdoors in front of the building and will include the presentation of the May Queen and her court, folk dancing, and the Shakes pearean drama, "Much Ado About Nothing" presented by the l^squdrs. To bring the day to a close, the traditional May Dance will be held Saturday evening from 9jOO to 1:00 in the West Ball Room of the George Vander bilt HotQl'.. I'fcsic xfill be furnished by the WCC Dance Band and the tiay Quoen and her court will be presented. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Lim^RY RECEIVES AN ^OUTSTANDING DONATION The Asheville-Biltmore College library has recently received one of the largest donations of books ever made to the college. Mrs. Sherburne VMpple of 305 Vanderbilt Road here in Asheville has given the college a collection of several hundred books. This collcction was a welcome gift to the college because they have greatly augmented the library*s collection of English literature and will prove invaluable to the students in the English Department, as well as to other students, for years to come* Indluded in this collection are books by William Blake, an author noted for his works on both art and literature. We are so grateful to Ite. Whipple for her generousity and for her interest in Asheville-Biltmore Coliege• We are also happy to have in our library Miss Vivian Spurgeons who is proving invaluable to ly&rs. Eustis in the work of cataloging books. NEWS IN BRIEF In the P. E. svriming tournament held last week the Red Rays topped the VJhite tihales and Blue Bass by 35 points# Members of the winning team are Larry Dillingham, Larry Knighten, Rex Robinson, Hovjard Williams, Charles Pruett, and Randy Harbin. The Singles Ping-Pong tournament was won by Bob Burrell and the Doubles by Dick Lamb and Ernie Miller. *rEe~A'^ ColXege CEbrus’ wiH'sinJ on Saturday, Majr H4, at the dedication of the Vance Birthplac*^ ' Crecko They will be accompanied by uii- Edwards High Schoo” Band.

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