MAY 11. 19fil May Day Celebrations Get Off To Cold, Satirical Start BW^MM v \ * , sPSBsPr W THE GUILFO RI)1 A N ' 'Cinderella' Skit Draws Crowd of Plus-1200 Here By Susie Forrest and Mike Keyes Photos by Hurley Miniuru Guilford's May Day celebrations got off to a eold and early start last Saturday morning with the fresh man Diaper Parade, following this event, the men's dorms presented their skits, satirizing just about everything on the campus Imm the Slater System to the proposed three-chapel week. The faculty judges Dean Kent. Dr. Burrows, Dr. Newlin, and Mr. Lockard awarded first prize to Center Section for their presenta tion of "A Takeoff on a Takeofl. Dave Seidler and Howard Krakow wrote the script, showing what might have happened il the first American astronaut had licen launched into space from Guillord College. Dr. Milner, Dr. \ ictorius. Dr. l'urdom, Dr. Polhemus, Mrs. Bartlett, and Mrs. Milner were satirized in fine style by the Center Section men. Came The Afternoon . . . Saturday afternoon, attention swung to women s May Day. A colorful presentation ol the Cin derella story highlighted the after noon. The scenery, a new addition to Guilford's May Dav. provided a background of castles and the wonders of fantasv-land. The story svviltK unfolded through lively dances and skits with colorlul and original costumes contributing to the overall effect. More than 1.2(H) people filled the bleachers, and laughter prevailed as the barnyard animals frolicked around Cinderella. The cast in cluded Judy Loflin as Cinderella; Ann Shelton as the stepmother: and Brenda Alexander and Carol I .owe as the stepsisters. The May-pole dance concluded the celebration. That Night . . . Saturdav night the scene shifted to the college gvm and the annual May Day dance, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association. The highlight of the evening w as the presentation ol the H)6()-(il May Court and their escorts, in cluding: May Oueen Miriam Al inagiier and Fernando Leiva; Maid of Honor Jane Allen and Maurice Kaiford; Jovce Campbell and Charles Campbell; June Carroll and Ed Carroll; Sue Drake and Frank Smith; Margaret liaworth and Hawley Voting; Angie Koplc\ and Tommy Waters; bett\ Lou McFarland and Alan Atvveil; Lil lian O'Briant and Tom O Briant Dora Smith and Charles Snow. Music was furnished by Johnny Shields and the Mellotones. BHHF 3|i||| Page Three

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