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THE TWIG
April 29, 1960
Judy Ynimg, Duchcss, und Mr. J. H. Euds, Jr., Duke, are crowned as reigning
suvvreigns of Mcrvditirs I9i0 Piiiy Day.
DAY STUDENTS, VANN TRIUMPH
AT ANNUAL PLAY DAY, APRIL 20
Athletic Association Installs
New Officers At Annual Service
April 20 proved to be a day of
fun, fellowship, and good food for
students, faculty, and families of the
faculty members, for on this day was
held Meredith’s traditional Play
Day.
The student body and faculty
were welcomed by Kathleen Sim
mons, chairman of the day’s activi
ties, and President Carlyle Camp
bell, after which Mr. James Eads
of the biology department and Judy
Young, a sophomore, were crowned
as reigning Duke and Duchess.
Groups Compete In Cheers, Songs
The next event of the afternoon
was the presentation of cheers and
songs by the faculty, dormitories,
and day students. First and second
place winners of. the song were
Brewer Dormitory and the Day Stu
dents, respectively; and first and
second place winners of the cheer
were Vann and Faircloth Dormi
tories, respectively.
The faculty, day students, and
dormitories also competed in the
races. The following were the first
FACVLTY, CLUB HOA'OR
SEISIORS W ITH PICNICS
The faculty will entertain the
Senior Class at the annual Faculty-
Senior Picnic on Wednesday, May
11. Over-all planning for the picnic
is being done by the faculty com
mittee on social functions. Chairman
of the committee is Miss Louise
Fleming, Dean of Students.
The seniors and the faculty mem
bers and their families will gather ■
at the Chimney at 5:30 for a picnic
supper and brief informal entertain
ment presented by faculty members.
The Barber Science Club held its
last meeting for the school year at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, H. |
Eads, Jr., on Tuesday night, April
26. The group honored its graduat
ing members with a picnic supper.
and second placc winners of each
race; (1) three-legged race — Fair
cloth and Vann Dormitories, (2)
suitcase race — Faircloth and
Brewer Dormitories, (3) over-
under relay — Faircloth Dormitory
and the faculty, (4) sack race —
Vann and Faircloth Dormitories,
(5) egg race — Brewer Dormitory
and Day Students.
Faculty Defeats Students
Two other main events of the
afternoon were the faculty-studcnt
volleyball game and the faculty-
studcnt softball game. The faculty
(with the help of frequent substi*:
tutes) triumphed in both encounters.
Throughout the afternoon, indi
vidual challenge play-offs were held
in such games and sports as bridge,
horse shoes, croquet, tennis, ping-
pong, checkers, hopscotch, and ca
nasta. These competitions were held
in the court and in the gymnasium.
After a picnic supper was held in
the court, the first and second place
winners of the entire Play Day were
announced. The Day Students cap
tured first place and Vann Dormi-
tory took second placc honors.
For An Afternoon Walk
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The Athletic Association held its
annual installation of new officers
on Thursday, April 21, in the audi
torium. The theme of the installa
tion was “The Big Four.” Repre
senting "The Big Four,” were
Carolyn Barrington, retiring presi
dent, as a Duke Blue Devil;
Kathleen Simmons, retiring vice-
president, as a Wake Forest Dcacon;
Anne Britton, retiring treasurer, as
a Carolina Ram; and Carolyn Nich-
olds, retiring secretary, as a member
of the State Wolfpack.
Oath Of Office Administered
Carolyn, after expressing a few
words of gratitude to the old board
and the student body for their sup
port and participation in the A.A.
functions of this year, administered
the oath of office to Kathleen. Kath
leen was then recognized as the new
president of the Athletic Associa
tion for 1960-61. The three other
retiring officers relinquished their
posts to Nancy Wade, Helen
Neblett, and Kappie Weed, who were
recognized as vice-president, treas
urer, and secretary, respectively.
New Board Members Presented
After this procedure the metnbers
of the new board were recognized
and they rcplaccd the old members
who had already been introduced to
the student body. The members of
the new board are: Dianne Sim
mons, basketball manager; Chris
Kress, publicity chairman; Peggy
Wilkins, gdlf manager; Mary Lou
Nichols, archery manager; Vickie
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Margaret Rains, volleyball manager;
Judy Sviain, day-student representa
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Phyllis Williams, equitation repre
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led these girls in taking the oath of
office, the program was concludcd.
BSU Leaders Meet
The annual Leadership Training
Conference of Baptist Students of
North Carolina was held during the
weekend of April 22-24 In Hickory,
students from thirty different cam
puses discussed the theme, “The
Gospel in the Academic Com
munity.”
The conference consisted of train
ing In BSU leadership with several
workshops studying BSU functions.
Also, state officers for the coming
year were elected, Caulinc Howell
from Meredith was a successful can
didate for publications chairman.
The person holding this position acts
as the editor 9f Reveille, the state
BSU magazine.
Other Meredith students who at
tended the conference are Judy Mc-
Lamb, Zelma Green, Ann Rowe,
Jane Link, Rachel Daily, Jane
Lewis, Judy Jones, and RacheJ
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