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ACTIVITIES JANE EYRE PRESENTED The Delta Psi Omega dramatics fraternity of Gardner- Webb College made its semi-annual bid for honors ir the field of entertainment by presenting two performances of Charlotte Bronte's “Jane Eyre” in the E. B, Hamrick Auditorium De cember 15-16 at 8:00 p.m. Five hundred twenty-five high school seniors from Cleve land and adjoining counties were guests of the college for the performance on December 16. The play, under the direction of Mr. J. Y. Hamrick, fea tured Betty Bates, a sophomore from Lincolnton, N. C., in the lead role as Jane, and Peter Banus, a sophomore from Dun- ellen, N. J., as Rochester. Supportirg roles were: Charles Starnes, freshman, Fayette ville, as Mason; Betty Jean Emmett, sophomore, Gastonia, as Mrs. Fairfax; Betty Staton, freshman, Charlotte, as Lady In gram; Ann Banning, sophomore, Asheville, as Blanche; Phyllis Smith, freshman, Winston-Salem, as Grace; Bill Kimberlir, sophomore, Lenoir, as Mr. Wood. The performance on the 16th was followed by an infor mal party in the school cafeteria where the visiting seniors and members of the cast were served refreshments. This was the first performance by the Delta Psi Omega this year. Students, faculty and alumni who atterded the play ac claimed the production as outstanding in all respects. Special praise was handed Pete Rollins for his stage de sign and to Ronald Henry, stage manager. MISS NANCY EAGLE GAVE LYCEUM PROGRAM Miss Nancy Eagle, pianist, musicologist, and member of the music faculty at Queens College, Charlotte, N. C., gave a piano concert on the Gardner-Webb College Lyceum pro gram, Fi-iday, February 5, at 10:30 a.m., in the E. B. Hamrick Auditorium of Gardner-Webb College. Miss Eagle is a graduate of the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina and holds the master’s degree in musicology from the University of North Carolina. For the past several years she has served as faculty member in the Department of Fine Arts of Queens College. Miss Eagle has appeared in concert and radio performances at various places in North Carolina. Miss Eagle played Sonata in E-flat Major by Haydn; three compositions from Brahms* Opus 116; Intermezzo No. 6, Ca- priccio. No. 7, and Intermezzo No, 4; and the Chopin Scherzo in B-flat Minor. The Sonata in E-flat Major is a typical example of the classical sonata form and style of which Haydn is considered an early master. The first movement is in the standard sonata- allegro form and, with typical Haydn freshness and charm of style, reiterates at various places in the movement is slow and ornamental and lyrical. The third movement is based on the rondo idea of repetition and return to a main theme and is in a fast minuet tempo. The compositions from Brahms’ Opus 116 reflect the philosophical nature of his mature piano music. The popular Chopin Scherzo in B-flat retains much of the idea of surprise originally contained in the scherzo had great ly increased in tempo and had lost much of its original style and form. (Continued from Page 1) BUTCH where on the campus, and almost anywhere ir the community. He had no difficulty obtaining his meals, or a place to sleep either as far as that goes. His favorite sleeping places were the Hamrick Building, the Boiler Room, and the hallway of Dean Terrell’s house. It was at Dean Terrell’s house that Butch decided to spend New Years Eve, According to Dean Terrell, Butch came in around supper time, and after supper lay down to take a nap before the New Year came rolling in. Shortly before midnight. Butch woke up suddenly and started coughing. Within a matter of minutes, he collapsed and died — apparently from a heart attack — that is, if dogs have heart attacks. DUST PAN Bill Norris and Ruth Sperling are being seen together quite often again Shirley Reavis has her eye on a certain Carolina guy Have you noticed the new guys and dolls who have appeared this .semester? Bill Bell is really tops among the girls, but I hear he’s going steady. . . . '. Stanley Rose is still making his survey on which girl has the cutest walk Roy T. and Betty Jean Emmett are a handsome pair Bevarly Ward has her eye on a certain Freshman Class presMent. Wonder who he is? Grady Thomas and Joy Lynn Bell still enjoy each other’s com. pany Newsome-two-^^ome: Owen Lawter and Deree May berry What earthquake shook Richard Yearwood? Could it be Peggy Reavis? Hugh and Houston W. are getting quite popular and not benuse of their math averages either Has cute little Louis K. forgotten about girls completely? Dot H. and Paul B. spend morn-noon-and nite to gether these days Is it true that Mac H. is engaged? looks like smooth sailing for Peggy Q. and Gene M. Phil H., have any more “knock knock” jokes? We still have a few steadies hanging around, Mot and Bunny and Joe Long and Gale Ball for instance. What do Ronald Burns and Conrad Morris have against girls? A certain bru nette. named Valeria Banning has pulled Tommy Hill out of his shell Grace Rollins and Bill Jones are still looking starry-eyed Diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Right, Miss Bivens? We surely miss Doris Justice and her red boots Rachel and Blair are as steady as ever It’s good to have Ernie Byerly back with us. Missed ya, Ernie! Phyllis Kinnaman and Allen Kincaid are still a familiar sight around campus James Parker and Dee Vance are still going strong Jo Anne Rollins is interested in a boy at Cliff- side Libby Stroupe and Ed Teague seem to have eyes only for each other. Can this be love? Doris Harris and Claude Hamilton seem to be working up a case How is Theola getting along with her male and mail any way JoAnne Gaskins has a new boy-friend Whose ring is qthella Cabe wearing? Last but not least How’s about Jim H. and Ann E Are they still together??? MOVIE CALENDAR THURSDAY - FRIDAY — FEBRUARY 4-5 FLIGHT NURSE Joan Leslie, F. Tucker SATURDAY — FEBRUARY 6 CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH AND POCAHONTAS Anthony Dexter, Jody Lawrence MONDAY . TUESDAY — FEBRUARY 8-9 “CRAZYLEGS” “Crazylegs” Hirsch, Lloyd Nolan WEDNESDAY ^ FEBRUARY 10 GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY Red Skelton THURSDAY — FEBRUARY 11 GIVE A GIRL A BREAK Marge & Gower Champion MONDAY - TUESDAY — FEBRUARY 15-16 LION IN THE STREETS James Cagney, Barbara Hale WEDNESDAY — FEBRUARY 17 DIAMOND QUEEN Fernando Lamas, Arlene Dahl THURSDAY - FRIDAY — FEBRUARY 18-19 ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO William Holden, Eleanor Parker MONDAY-TUESDAY — FEBRUARY 22-23 SABRE JET Robert Stack, Coleen Gray WEDNESDAY — FEBRUARY 24 ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT Robert Taylor, Stewart Granger Page 6
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