January 19, 1961
NORTH CAROLINA VffiSLEIAN
Everyone looks, forward to exam..
time with anxious eyes, but after
that cones a chance to relax for
a few days.
Mid-semester break cones at
the wrong time for those who want
to go to -the seaside or to the
uountains, yet some V/esleyan stu
dents are planning trips to diff
erent places of interest.
Donna Ramey, Patsy Warren, and
Henry Sanders are going to spend
a few days visiting George Mar
shall in Fall Church, Virginia.
John Alden is going to Bethel
with Jerry Chesson. Later they
may go to Norfolk, Virginia, to
join Ervin Cullipher and then go
to Washington, D.C.
In Washington they m^ run into
Jane Smith and Margaret Walters
who are planning to spend the va
cation there with Margaret's two
sisters.
Wanda Exum is planning to go
to Carolyn Moore's home in Nor
folk, Virginia.
Reggie V/ester won't return to
Wesleyan. He is getting married
January 29.
&
Joan Lamberth, Betty /'.nderson,
Larry Matthews, Vann Massey, and
Miss Lois' Collins, Director of
Admissions, represented V/esleyan
College on television station
WINT, January 14.
On- the program, Hospitality
House, the group discussed the
student government, publications,
social life, sports and Music De
partment of the college.
NEWS IN BRIEF
The North Carolina String
Quartet presented the third con
cert at the college on Tuesday;
January 14, 1961. The Quartet,
composed of Edgar Alden, violin;
Jean Heard, violin; Dorothy Alden,
viola; and Mary Grey Clarke, vio
loncello, performed works from the
music of- Baccherine, Beethoven,
and Ravel, The concert was spon
sored by the Music Department of
Wesleyan College and the Rocky
Mount Art Center, Inc.
The Jeffrey Ballet Company and
Orchestra will perform January 31,
as a part of the Community Concert
Association to which all students
of-the College belong. February
14, Nancy Nelson, pianist, v/ill
perform e.t the college as a part
of the Concert Series.
The Senior High Boys beat the
Benvenue Bunch, Wednesday, Janu -
ary 4, for first place in Wesley
an intramural football. The neiet
Monday the Senior High Boys fin
ished the schedule by defeating
the Untouchables.
The Senior High Boys team is
compsed of: Omar Hamad, Tommy-
Adkins, Ed Schultz, Andy Neville,
Ken Smith, J'nsel Malcom, and Bill
MacDonald. H>
Francis Eason of South Kills
participated in the program of
the Rocky Mount Music Review Club
Thursday, January 12. The theme
of the meeting v/as Domenic.-o Scap
latti, an Italian conposer of the
early 1700's. Francis played two
of Scarlotti’s sonatas.