“WHO SAID THEY WERE FOR AN HONOR CODE!”
Forum, tonight at 6:30 — CON and Pro Honor Code. Panel mem-
bers: “Jeep” Mullinix, Carol Brown, Dean Hester, Mr, Davenport,
Mr. Johnson, and Lloyd Reese. The forum will be held in tfi
main lounge of the student center, for all interested students
EDITOR-IN-CHIEP Meredj^he Lawrence
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tis, Nancy Dixon, Miriam Fisher, J. D. Gwynn, Karen
Harrison, Gwen Horton, Bonnie Jackson, Mary Leslie
James, Frank Joerg, Lucylle Keylon, Vickie McCann,
Mary Lynne McKenzie, Brenda Miller, Margaret Offten-
dinger, Barbara Rappold, Delores Rasnick, Linda Susong,
Janet Sperling, Jane Talley, Mary Todd, Charma Walker,
Elizabeth Ward, Emelda Williams, Joe Junod, Becky
Edmonds.
BUSINESS STAFF
Brenda Miller, Mary Lynne McKenzie, Barbara Rappold,
Charma Walker, Mary Beth Anderson.
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S.CB. to Present
Cbristmo* Dance
St. Andrews students will cer
talnly be walking in a “Winter
Wonderland" on the eve of the
annual Christmas dance, Decem
ber the eleventh. Decorations of
white pine trees and snow scenes
will create a festive yuletide
atmosphere and convey the “Win
ter Wonderland” theme. The
hours of the dance, which will
be held in the cafeteria, will
be from 8:00 p.m. until 12:00
p.m. All underclass women at
tending the dance will have late
permission until 12:00 p.m. for
this special event. Attire for
the dance will be suits and ties
for the men and either long ori
short gowns for the girls. The
price will be $2.50 per couple.
“The State Continentals,” an 11-
piece orchestra from North Ca
rolina State College, will provide
an evening of entertaining music
including bossa novas, cha-chags,
and waltzes. All St. Andrews
St. Andrews Actor
toGive'The Chair
The Department of Drama is
presenting a laboratory theatre
production, Eugene Ionesco’s
“The Chairs,” on January 14th
and 15th. Performances will be
at 8:00 and 9:15 p.m. Refresh
ments will be served between
performances.
“The Chairs,” one of Iones
co’s contributions to the Theatre
of the Absurd, deals with two
old people as they try to sum.
marize the meaninglessness of
toeir lives. The play includes
some exciting experiments with
pantomime. Kay McClanahan is
cast as the 94 year old woman,
and Bob Bercaw as the 95 yeaf
old mah. Louise McLeod is di.
recting the play.
Also in January, the Depart-
ment will produce a childr
play, “The Princess and
Swineherd,” which will be
formed in elementary school
Scotland County. A matinee
Saturday, January 15, will
given in the liberal arts i
torium at 2 p.m. General
mission is 25 cents.
The cast of “The Princ
and the Swineherd” includ
Sherry Baldwin, Princess Ro
lie; Walter Boyce, King Cheei
Larry Mathes, Prince; Da
Hendricks, Nimble; Louise
Leod, Miss Primm; Mary Han
Vivien; Helen Gregory, Llset
and- Bonnie Williams, Elsbe
The play Is directed by Ylbb
Phillips.
students and their dates are cor-*
dially invited to attend this gals
affair which promises to be one
of the social highlights of the
year.
Dormitory Decorations Will Be
Judged In Award Competition
Christmas decoration compe
tition reaches its peak on Mon
day, December 13, when a panel
of six judges consider the dor.
mitory themes.
Open House for the boys* dorms
will be held from 4 until 7 p.m.
with the judges in the dorms
from 5 until 6 p.m. Girls dorms
will hold Open House from 8
until 10 p.m. and the judging
will be done from 8 until 9,
Placement awards will be gl
in the divisions of boys’ dor
and girls’ dorms.
According to decoratl
chairman, Tony Leonard,
extent of the decorations throu
out each dorm will be left
the discretion of that dorin,
though the extent and quani
will be determining factors
judges will be asked to
phasize such things as arran
ment, originality, unification,
quality.”
The judges will also be asl
to consider that the three st(
dormitories do not have th6
v^tage of a courtyard.