Here’s To The Best Of May Day Weekends MAROON AND GOLD And AUo Looking Ahead To The End Of School VOLUME 42 ELON ( JI.LEGE, C. FHIDAV, MAY 4. 19Ca Piurv:JPaL F:G , , F d MAY DAY PA(;EA[VT PAT JONES Senior Attendant BILLY LACOSTE Senior Escort JUNE EVANS Junior Attendant HARRIETT HAMMOND Maid-of-Hv»nor ; oiK*erl, Dance - iiveilvS The Tokens, popular voca! group, opens the May Day week- I end with a concert in Whitley | Auditorium at 8 o’clock tonight, | and the annual May Day formal i^ajice in Alumni Memorial Gym from 8 until 12 o’clock tomor row nigrht will conclude the fes tive weekend prog:ram. The Tokens, who appear in concert tonis:ht, have g:ained great popularity recently with songs in the style of The High waymen and the Kingston Trio. Admission will be by student card at the concert. The dance to-uorrow night will feature the music of The CoUeg- ans, popular dance band from Fnst Carolina, and the dance committee has planied gay dec orations to add life to the dance. DEAN YATES The King NrMBER 12 FRED SIIITLL Royal Escort 'areiits lii\ ited o Visil (^ol HELEN WRHillT Senior Attendant JANE MORGAN (^ueen of May MRS. JEANNE GRIFFIN The Director The pariMits of many * i ‘ d(‘nts will Ik* gu'sts of .• •.»{- tomorrow for the “Parents Day” eveut. uiid . day of entertainment has planned. The parents are invlfed t- a ■ tend classes witli Oieir daughters, and the adniinistrai offices will be open for vis Tampus tours will also be oft ed to the parents throuTlwiul ' day. The annual May Day pa«‘ »’ nnd the May Day ‘‘or'tial will offer special entertainment, with all parents urged to atte-vd and the college will bt> host ' > parents at a Western Style Suik per in McEwen Dining Hall in the late afternoon. May Day Event Is Planned Tomorrow Pageant Of American West Will Entertain Royal Court L>lU)i.KY PL'RbY Junior Escort The cowboys and cowgirls will ide again and the Indians wUl b« on the warpath once more when Elon College stages its annual May Day pageant in Alumni ->iem- orial Gymnasium at 3 o'tiocK to morrow afternoon as tribute to Elon’s May Day rulers of 1962. The pageant itself, which will be entitled "The Colorful West,” will recall the adventurous and ro mantic days when the American vVest was still young and wild, and it will furnish entertaiumjni fo; joth the May Queen and ner couit a,id for tiie large crowd vvinch ii expected to attend. | The pageant, to be presented under the dirction of Mrs, Jeanne, Griffin, director of Women’s phy-^ vical education for the college, will be only the main event of the fest-; ive May Day weekend, for tomor row night will also bring the an- I nual May Day formal dance on the ■ huge floor of the Alumni Me.nor- ia' Gymnasium, and a con-e.. is set tonight. Ruling as May Queen over botn 'the May Day pageant i;i :ii, a/.- ernoon and the sprin,' daau. .'i, night will be Jane Morgan, of Greensboro, and paired with her as May King will be Dean Yates, of Mayodan. Chief attendants for the royal pair will be Harriett Hammond, of Balfour, as maid-of- honor, and Fred Shull, of Burling ton, as her royal escort. They were all chosen by vote of the students in a special campus election held earlier this year. The senior attendants for the May Queen and her royal consort will be Pat Jones, of Suffolk, Va., and Helen Wright, of Greenville, i. C., escorted by Allen Foster, of \pwport News, Va., and Billy La- Coste, of Bishopville, S. C. The attendants from the junior class will be Diane Clary, of Law- ■vnccviile, Va , and June Evans, of Princess Anne. Va., escorted by Dudley Purdy, of Edgewater, Md., and Jim Buie, of Darlington, S. C. Wiih the sophomore and fresh man classes taking part in the May Court for the first time this year, tlie sophomore attendants will be jail B".nd, of Gales Ferry, Conn., yirl Judy Hucl'ion, of Fort Bragg, escorted by Roger Grimson, of ' u •• a - .1 : "nines'ar, of South Boston, Va. The freshman attendants will be Judy Carolyn Jones, of Franklin, Va., and Mary Moser, of Graham, escorted by Jerry Bolick, of Lin den, and Rex Harrison, of Norfolk, Va. The youngest members of the May Court in the roles of flower girl and crown bearer will be lit tle Ann Register, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Register, of Greens boro, and Paige C. Holder II, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Paige C. Hold er of Warrenton, Va. Both are r-i atives of Queen Jane Morgan. The pageant, presented before the Queen and her court, will fea ture Charlie Strigo, gigantic foot ball star from Graham, and Anna Fulda, of Rio de Jaaiero, Brazil, in the roles of Indian jesters, with a colorful series of dances which were planned by William Hughes, of Mebane, who for the second straight year has served as chore- agrapher for the May Day event. Demus Thompson, of Burlington, will serve as master of ceremon ies for the pageant, and Becky Stephenson, of Suffolk, Va., will assist Mrs. Griffin in direction of the program. The college band, •GAIL BOND Sophomore Attendaot BILL MORNINGSTAR Sophomore Escort MARY MOSER Freshman Attendant Royal (loiirt For Eloii’s May Day Pageant directed by Prof Patrick Johnson, will furnish music for the occasion, with the band music slated to be gin at 2:45 o'clock. The Indian Snake Dance will filature a choru.^ which includes Don .Miller, Wayne Alien, Joe Ber- dosch, Ken Cook, Jerry Drake, Mike (iraffeo, ,Jimmy Holmes, Jim 'oor;:. Tjm Piccininni, Bart Wick er, Charlie Somers, Steve Wall and George Wooten, ,\ppcartng in the Western Snuar: Da" 1! ;.e Pa.iy i3rown Qi.'cky Cliiti;.;, LTl' Diucr. Nan cy McDowell, Chdlotii.- Mill.,, Marti Reid. Ellen Stanley, Betty Strader, R"7..i-n.' Sunmers, Sally V;,ughn, Don C‘ii!‘on. .'•M Fi'zger- a!d, John Gozjiek Bobby Moore, I Jerry Nance, Jerry Pike, Ken 'P P' ^ rrv T ■' Robert Utz ;and Robert Willis. ' The chorus for the Western Can ^Can will be Ann Aaron, Martha Barnes, Diane Binkley, Norma Boswell. Carole Boyle, Roberta Grady, Sue Hibbard, Marguerite Laughon, Marcia Loypjklt, B'lnnie Longest, Jane Loy, Carol Pupow- ski, Peggy Saunders, Becky Shep ard, Brenda Williams, Diane Wonl-| ard, Mary .\nn Wright and Ga> ■ Yule. I The Frankie and Johnnie Dane I will feature Pat.sy Paitersoii a- Frankie, and Joe Lee as Johnnie, along with a chorus tha' lists Sue Ferguson, Marty Hogen- son. Amy Litten, Joan McDowell. Jean Morris, Beverly Powell, Jean Shaffer, Rita Sharpe and Anni • W'ebb Specialty numbers will featu v Karen Fischer and Steve Ballard in ‘ Indian Love Call." Wally Sawyer in "Let There Be Drums ', and Nancy Brower and Sue Rudd in the Novelty Horse number. The class attendants in the royal court will al.'io participate in "The Waltz >r the Court." The traditional .May Pole wind- ", will co:ne iji an Indian May Pole Dance, featuring Faye Ever ett. Sara Barnes, Jane Barnwell, Loretta Burton, Carol Copeland. Hobbin Field.s, Betty Fletcher, An na Fulda, Marsha Jehle, Ann Johnson, Dianne Joyce, Pat Lloyd, [Virginia Payne. Pat Pierce. Bar-, jbara Pric^*. Judy Ward and Diana :Weid. ALLEN FOSTER ■Senior Escort DIANE CLAKY Junior Attendant JIM buif: Junior Escort 1 JUDY CAROLYN JONES Freshman Attendant R0T;ER CRIMSON Sophomore Escort JUDY HUDSON Sophomore Attendant

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