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^T. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAK COLLEgE; LAURINBURG, N. C,'
October 11th, 1963
Seniors To Receive
Who’s Who Honors
allots for selection of nomJn-
s to Who’s Who Among Stu-
'j in American Universities
(1 colleges have been distri-
ted and are to be completed
d turned in to the Office of
dent Affairs between 1:00-
5*00 p.m. Friday Oct. 11 or
g(00 -12:00 Saturday, October 12.
Each student, faculty, and ad
ministrative official may nomi -
riate up to 12 outstanding SEN-
^RS. While the ballots need not
j}6 signed, each person voting
must record his name when his
illot is turned in.
uides for helping one make
choices of who IS among
idents at St. Andrews are in-
|uded on the reverse side of
the ballot. Each choice is to be
Jtted from 0-4 by the voter to
dicate his judgment of the re-
tive strength of the particular
nominee as to the following quali
ties:
The nominee’s leadership
and performance in acade
mic and extracurricular
tivities. ■
R Tftemominee*st)rominence as
a responsible citizen in this
campus community.
The nominee’s potential as a
leader In society after grad
uation.
II joini student - faculty comit-
le made up of Miss Gloria Bla-
;on, Barbara Gaw, Mr. Robert
ustafson, and Johnny Phillips
\fill rank the several nominees
I presented by members of the
;udent body, the faculty, and the
iministration in keeping with the
Criteria and maximum quota es-
bllshed by the Tuscaloosa of
fice of Who’s Who. Final cer-
«fication of nominees from St.
idrews to that office will be
ven by Deans Davidson and
Hester in consideration of the
ho’s Who committee recommo-
atlons.
list of seniors In good stand-
ig has been distributed with each
Uot, and each senior on the
list is eligible for nomination
to our Who’s Who committee;
however, seniors who have aca
demic averages below “B”
should not expect serious consid
eration by the committee or the
certifying officials unless other
ratings suggest unusual strength.
Careful judgment by each stu
dent, faculty, and staff voter In
appraising each nominee’s stren
gth in leadership participition
and potential, then, become ex
tremely important considera
tions.
Official announcement of appro
ved nominees accepted by the
Tuscaloosa office of Who’s Wlio
will be made during early spring
In THE LANCE and at a student
body dinner honoring each Who’s
Who Among Students and St. An
drews the evening following the
news release. The freshman
class, as in the past, will serve
as hosts and hostesses for the
dinner.
Deputation Team
Represents SH
The 1963-1964 St. Andrews De
putation Team has recently been
organized under the leadership of
M.Jlinda Webster. This team will
be traveling upon request to chu
rches throughout the state to hold
programs for youth groups. They
have prepared programs such as
“The Challenge of the Student
Christian Vocation,” “Higher
Education and the Church,” and
“College Life.”
Jack Castle, Walter Barefoot,
Claude Andrews, Joyce Gattis,
Helen McPhall, Peg Miller, Heath
Rada, Jaynelle Goodnight, Nance
Wall, Lou Ellen Lewis, Betsy
Alston, M.iuna Gray, Susan Tata
A1 Thomas Scottie Warren, and
Mary Fisher are members of
this team.
S APO Competes
In North State
College Bowl
St, Andrews will be one of ten
colleges participating this year
in the North State Student Gov
ernment Association “College
Bowl”, The idea of having a
“college-bowl” among NSSGA
members was discussed last year
at the NSSGA spring conference,
and rules were 4EMm up for
such a contest *t this time.
The purpose of the “college-
bowl” contest is both to encour
age academic competiton among
the colleges of NSSGA and to
familiarize college students with
this organization. The colleges
that St. Andrews will be compet
ing against either directly or in
directly are: Appalachian, Elon,
Catawba, Pfeiffer, High Point,
Guilford, Atlantic Christian,
Western Carolina, and Lenoir
Rhyne.
Preceding the start of the”col-
lege-bowl,” questions will be
composed by professors from
all the member schools of NSSGtA.
A contest will consist of two twe
nty-minute sessions with a short
break between them, and the
host school will select the mod
erator. In every round but the
final round, each set of com
peting schools will meet two
times in order to determine the
winner of their set. Points are
acquired by answering questions
correctly, and at the end of a
set the school with the highest
number of accumulated points
will be the winner.
St. Andrews’ first oj^onent is
Atlantic Christian College, A date
for the contest has not been
set as yet.
Faculty Recital
Joyce M. Bryant, assistant Pro
fessor of flute and music educa
tion, will present a flute recital
Friday night, Oct. 11, at 8, in
the Liberal Arts Auditorium. She
will be accompanied by Lewis
H. Hoy, assistant professor of
piano.
Doncert Series To Present Quintet
The Dorian Quintet, one of tbe
most acclaimed woodwind en
sembles in this country and
abroad, will be presented here
as the first of the Concert-
Lecture Series, Monday, October
21, at 8:00 in the National Guard
Armory, Their program features
not only standard but also con
temporary works.
The concert will open with Di
vertimento in B Flat by Joseph
Haydn. Following this will be
Anton Reicha’s Quintet, Op.88
No. 1, Beethoven’s Quintet, Op.
71 in E Flat Major, and Paul
Hindemith’s fUeine Kammer-
muslk for Woodwind Quintet.
The five members of the quin
tet are: John Perras, flute; Char
les Kuskin, oboe; William Lewis,
clarinet; WilUam Brown, French
horn, and Jane Taylor, Bassood.
The group was organized in April,
1961, and made its New York de
but in the following October.
One year later the Dorians made
a five week tour of Europe. TTjey
participated in tJie International
Contemporary Music Festival in
Warsaw.
See Q'iintet on page l4
John Evans To Speak
On Campus Next Week
Dr, John B, Evans, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church In
Auburn, Ala,, will speak on this campus October 16th, 17th and
18th for the fall Services for Christian Growth, His sermons
will be beard during the chapel period and also during three
consecutive evening talks.
Hoy Plans Tour
For This Year
Assistant Professor of Piano
Lewis HoyWillbepresentedbySt.
Andrews this year on a con
cert tour. These recitals will
cover the South and Midwest,
Mr. Hoy’s opening recital will
be here in the Liberal Arts Audi
torium on November 1, Other
recitals are:
November 5 - Averett College,
Virginia
Noverber 7 - Ferrum College,
Vrginia
November 15-Marion High Sch
ool, Marion, North Carolina
March 10 - North Carolina Wes
leyan College, Rocky Mount,
North Carolina
March 20 - St. Andrews
April 1 - Klngstree, South Caro
lina
April 6 - Laurinburg High Sch
ool, Laurinburg, North Carolina
The last two weeks of March Mr.
Hoy will be touring the Mid
west with performances in Jam-
esviUe, Wisconsin, Northfield,
Wisconsin, and Decorah, Iowa.
In April he has a proposed tour
of the South with the famous
cellist, Harold Cruthirds.
The larger works featured in
his recitals are:
See Hoy on page 2
IVIenc Presents
Opera Program
As its first program of the
year, the MENC presents Otis
Lambert of Fayetteville in a
program on opera. The program
will be held on Oct. 15, at 6:30
in the Liberal Arts Auditorium.
Mr, Lambert serves as the
director of music at the High
land Presbyterian Church where
his wife also serves as organist.
For interest it might be noted
that Mr. Lambert studied under
Radina Pazmore of this year’s
conservatory fciculty. All stu
dents and faculty members in
terested are Invited to attend.
The subject oi the morning talk
is “Finding Real Freedom," and
the overall theme for. the three
evening sermons is “Doubt,
Faith, and Obedience.” The in
dividual subjects for the even
ing sermons are:
Wecfaiesda’y - “Dealing With
Doubt”
Thursday - “Just As I Am, I
Come”
Friday - “The Struggle of
the Church to
Be the
Church”
Dr. Evans is a native of Lau
rinburg, and attended the public
schools here. He was graduated
from Woodbury Forest, Davidson
College, and Union Theological
Seminary, and his graduate work
was taken at Yale and at New
College, University of Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Before going to Auburn, Dr.
Evans served for one year as
the campus pastor at the Cita
del. He was later Assistant Pro
fessor of Bible and Religion at
Davidson. His wife is the former
Margaret Thornhill Wier, and
they have five children, ^
Dr. Evans has said that he is
looking forward to being at St.
Andrews, and hopes to have the
opportunity to visit with many of
the students individually.
YRC Elects
Club Officers
The St. Andrews College Young
Republicans Club held their sec
ond meeting i eptemijer 30 in the
small dining rix>m. The main or
der of business was the ratifi
cation of the club constitution
and the election of 1963-64 offi
cers.
The constitution as drawn up
by the constitution comm: ttee WHS
accepted unanimously. Pat Phifer
was elected to tlie office of chair
man.
Other officers for the new year
include; Duck Carr, vice chair-
See YRC on page 2