Shaw wins Greek of Year
“Phi Mu encouraged me
to be active, but Panhellenic
broadened my perspective,”
commented Vicki Shaw,
1981 Greek of the Year.
“When I first heard about
it I was shocked. To be
honest I could not have been
happier. All of the girls
nominated were worthy, and
I was honored when PW Mu
nominated me.”
How does one get nomi
nated Greek of the Year?
Virginia Davis, Panhellenic
secretary explains, “Each
sorority nominates the wo
man of their choice. The
nominee may be chosen
from any sorority who has
done the most in promoting
a solid relationship with all
Greeks. This person should
have a good rapport and be
cooperative with all.”
“Vicki did more than her
share of work, whenever we
had a problem we turned to
her. She does not represent
any one sorority in her
activites, but she takes all of
the Greek organizations to
heart,” concluded Davis.
Vicki has been an active
member of the Panhellenic
for three years, and was on
the Greek Week committee
for one year. Her accom
plishments include West
Dorm representative, 1978;
West Campus president,
1979; and senior class vice
president, 1980-81.
“It was a good feeling
watching all Greeks become
close. Greeks were just ha
ving fun competing against
one another. Greek Week
end is supposed to bring
Greeks together. It has no
thing to do with who is
rated number one on the
Greek social scale, or on
campus. Instead it is a
portrayal of individual talenu
and fun for all.”
“When I was chosen
Greek of the Year by the
Panhellnic, I was on cloud
nine. Panhellenic plays an
integral role in sorority rela
tionships and I’m proud to
be a member in it,” con
cluded Vicki.
Drama Club production of
‘Our Town’ delights audiences
by Joy Huniltoii
The Elon College Drama
Club’s production of “Our
Town” last weekend was,
for the most part, delightful,
if not true to life.
Lighting and sound effects
helped make Grovers Cor
ners, New Hampshire, (or
maybe even a typical town
like Elon College) come to
life. The first act proved to
be a little cumbersome and
lengthy, but the second and
third acts moved more swift
ly-
Katharine Moore-Clen-
denen was excellent as Emi
ly Webb. Her acting por
trayed character depth and
talent. Tony Parkinson, ano
ther strong character, helped
carry the show in his role of
Dr. Gibbs.
The 15-member cast was
composed of volunteers; no
grades or course work exis
ted as did in prior years.
Most of the cast were
freshmen, and Dr. Angyal is
already looking ahead to
next year.
Peyton Breeden performed
well in a spot that was not
type cast. Her role as Mrs.
Webb showed more than
most memorized lines ut
tered at the right moment—
it showed native talent.
MaryLou Sayad also did a
commendable job in the role
of narrator. Tom Merricks
added humor to the play in
his portrayal of Simon Stim-
son, the tipsy church choir
director.
The production was more
than just delightful— it car
ried a deeper meaning. In
the third act after Emily’s
death, she said, “Oh earth,
you’re too wonderful for
anyone to realize you. Do
any human beings ever rea
lize life while they live it—
every minute?”
Emily then concluded that
all human beings were “just
blind people.” Perhaps the
production will help awaken
the audience to the fullness
and richness of life— while
they are still living.
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Student affairs fromp.4
Dean Long, according to as
Clarke.
Clarke concludes, “On
page 27 of the Handbook
the school testifies to such
institutional policies and reg
ulations with hopes of es
tablishing the Christian
values to which the College,
a church-related school,
subscribes; and to enhance
the developing capabilities of
students.’ this is a gross and
misleading representation of
the school as it really is,”
Qarke says.
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Faculty approves
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Meinbers of the Elon C(d-
lege faculty approved the
B.S. degree for accounting
and for business administra
tion at their May 1 meeting.
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