VOL. in, NO. 12
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE,' LAURINBURG, N.C.
February 28, 1964
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T Plans
iynodlMeet
\'hat are Christian students
illed to do for the cause of world
iace? Can we stand for a Bibll-
vlew of sex In the face of
sexual freedom on campus?
lat Is the Church's mission in
view of rising unemployment,
tiockets of poverty,” andin-
easingly complex economic
J^stems, Including automation?
fcat is the image of the
Biristian Church on campus?
fcat is the mission of the Church
or both church-and state-related
cftrapuses? Can you answer these
Biestions? An ans'-er to these
other pertinate questions will'
be sought at the Spring West
minster Fellowship Synod Con
ference. Those attending will
face, discuss, and act upon the
issues.
^he retreat will be held at Camp
Kew Hope on March 7-8. Cost
per person has been set at $3.50.
Sontct Heath Rada, Ext. 59, or
Bovenia Summerville, Ext, 34,
tor application forms if you are
interested in attending this con
ference.
C To Sponsor
rold Warchime
Harold Warehjme ot Louis*
lie Theological Seminary will
“ on our campus February 29-
■arch 2.
1 His visit Is sponsored by the
nristian Council which has plan-
various activities to allow
St. Andrews students to meet
d talk with him.
A forum will be Saturday, Feb.
*iary 29, at 3 p.m., in the small
of the Student Center,
topic will be “The Chris,
an Life Program on a Church,
elated Campus.”
Sunday evening at 5 there will
m « discussion in the
j dining room. Mr. Ware-
'’^e wni discuss "Pre-Occupa-
on With Sex.»»
students are in-
0 attend these activities
hem f others which will allow
0 meet Mr. Warehime.
New SA Officers
The following were elected a£
officers of student organizations
for 1964 . 65:
Student Government Association
Paul Grubbs, president; Sarah
Yancey, vice-president; Frances
Bounous, secretary; Tommy Bea.
son, treasurer.
—Student Christiajn Council—
Clasde Andrews, president; Judy
Lutz, vice-president; Mary Lou
Richardson, secretary; Jim Bur.
by treasurer.
—Student Center Board—
Ann Ehrhardt, president; Evann
Rows, vice-president; Susan Dan.
lels, secretary; Ted Foy, treas.
urer.
—Intramural Sports Council—
Jack Cole, president; Manley
Turner, vice-president; Susan
Sory, secretary; and Benny
Brockwell, treasurer.
—Honor Court—
Senior—Carol Brown, Bob Hatch,
er; Junior—Elmer Cool, Aggie
Henderson; Sophomore — Bill
Townsend.
Presents Faculty Recital
*THb Taming Of The Shrew’
To Commemorate Shakespeare
The Highland Players are com
memorating the tercentary an
niversary of William Shakes
peare with the presentation of
his risque comedy, “The Tam
ing of the Shrew,” March 3 - 7
in the Liberal Arts Auditorium.
Flora Macdonald
Campus Sold
Papers were signed at Red
Springs Wednesday aimed at the
opening next September of a prep
aratory school for girls on the
old Flora Macdonald College
campus.
The new school will be named
In honor of Dr. Charles Graves
Vardell, founder and first presi
dent of Flora Macdonald College.
The first president of the new
school wlU be Dr. William P.
Matthews, a faculty member at
High Point CoUege.
Officials expect to go over
the top in raising money needed
for renovations and improve
ments.
Congratulations
Congratulations to the Student
Center Board on the success
of their second poll concerning
the Concert - Lecture Series.
This time a total of 403 ques
tionnaires were returned. The
questionnaire was detailed and
specific, and the information
gained from this survey will de
finitely be used in planning next
year's Series.
Prof. Carl von Kleist is direct
or.
Bianca (Sue Scarborough)
sweet, mild and gentle, cannot
be married until a husband is
found for her firey sister, Ka-
thrina (Barbara Bolton), Petruch.
io (Richard McCord), is a self-
willed, independent man who
tames the Shrew by feeding her
some of her own shrewishness.
David Fisher plays the role
of Baptlsta Minola, John Marion
portrays Vincentio, with David
Porter as Gremio.
As a comedy the play is a
blend of witty farclal and charac
ter elements. Disguise is one
of the major devices used. A
second plot sustains a comic
effect from the characters of
Petruchio and Kathrina.
Assistant director is Lillian
phillips. Costume designer is
Prof. Arthur McDonald.
John E. Williams, associate
professor of organ, will give
his faculty recital Sunday after
noon, March 8, 1964, at 4 p.m.
In the Sanctuary of the First
Baptist Church, Laurlnburg,
North Carolina.
Professor Williams holds the
Bachelor of Music degree from
Oberlin College and the Con
servatory of Music degree from
the University of Michigan. He
has studied in England at the
Royal School of Church Music
on a Fulbrlght scholarship, and
on a Presbyterian Church U.S.
Scholarship he studied with
Oharles Letestu In Hamburg,
Germany.
He is a member of Pi Kappa
Lambda and Phi Mu Alpha Sin-
fonla. His interest in dramatics
while In college led to his ac
ceptance into Alpha Psi Omega,
the National Honorary Dramatic
Fraternity.
In 1952, Mr. Williams was na
tional finalist in the Young Or
ganist Contest sponsored by the
American Guild of Organists.
Since then Mr. Williams has
served in several capacities In
the American Guild of Organists
and has also served as music
book reviewer for the Presby
terian survey.
During World War II, Mr.
Williams served in the Intelli
gence Division of SHAEF, Head-
quarters of Major General Dwight
D. Elsenhower. Mr. WlUlams
was a recipient of the Bronze
Star.
The program will include: Cha-
conne—Louis Couperin; Eleva^
tlon (Tierce en TalUe)—Fran
cois Couperin; Variations on
“Wehe, Wlndgen, Wehe”—
Scheldt; Flute Solo—Arne;Kyrie,
God the Father Everlasting—
Bach; and Toccato In F Major—
Bach.
There will be a short inter
mission followed by; Sonota I
in F Minor—Mendelssohn; Ber-
ceuse—Dupre; and Toccata Suite
Op. 5—Durufle.
Also on Wednesday, March 4,
Professor Williams will play for
an open meeting of the Bennetts-
vllle (S.C.) Music Club at 4 p.m.
at the First Methodist Church.
The Publications Board is
now accepting recommenda
tions for editor of THE
LANCE. The editor is appoint
ed by the Board. Requirements
for this position are minimum
3.0 grade average, one yearns
prior service on THE LANCE
staff, and be a rising Junior
or Senior.
Names may be submitted to
Mr. Jack Abernathy In the
Development Office, or
Charles Quick, 131 Orange
Hall.