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MEREVITH COLLEGE, RALEIGH, hi. C.
MOUEUBER 2, 7972
NO. 9
Class of ’74 Victorious
By ROSEMARY STANKWYTCH
Thursday, October 26,
brought excitement, competi
tion, and a satisfying climax
to the Angel Farm. Halls,
parlors, and minds were clut
tered with last minute prepa
rations. The excitement was
surely confusing to the fresh
men, who were not entirely
sure what to expect. And most
definitely for the seniors,for
this was their last Corn-
huskin’.
The juniors triumphantly
departed from Jones Auditor
ium with the taste of victory
mixing well with the flavor of
the apples given to everyone
present. Their “little sister”
class, the freshmen, happily
followed with second place
resting upon tired shoulders.
The seniors took third place
home a little less jovially.
The sophomores trudged out,
possibly consoled by the fact
that everyone made a com
mendable and sincere effort.
More important, Cornhuskin’
was a wonderful opportunity
for the entire Meredith com
munity to join together for
good-natured fun.
The judges viewed a variety
of themes, from the freshmen
“Mission Nutrition” to the
sophomore “Circus”, from
the junior “Around the World
in 80 Days”, to the senior
“Exodus”, with , of course,
the faculty’s chance to be
“Mean”. The junior “Mother
(Continued on page 4)
Dr. Clara Ray Bunn
DR. BUNN APPOINTED ACTING
BIOLOGY DEPT. CHAIRMAN
Junior Ruth Anne Stephenson portrays Dr. Syron during the parade which took her class
the World In 8.0 Hours”!
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VOTE
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Dr. Clara Bunn, assistant
professor of biology at Mere
dith College, has been appoint
ed acting chairman of the
biology department at Mere
dith for the second semester.
Dr. Allen Burris, vice presi
dent and dean of the college,
announced.
Dr. Bunn will be serving as
acting chairman, beginning in
January, 1973, while Dr. John
Yarbrough, chairman of the
biology department, is on sab
batical leave. Dr. Burris said.
Dr. Yarbrough will return from
his sabbatical in August, 1973.
A member of the Meredith
faculty since 1969, Dr. Bunn
received her A.B. in chemis
try from Meredith and her
M.S. and Ph. D. degrees in
biology from N. C. State Uni
versity.
Dr. Bunn is a native of Ral
eigh and is married to Will
iam Bernice Bunn, Jr., exe
cutive vice president ofW.B.
Bunn and Co., Inc., Zebulon
wholesale grocers. They have
one son, William Bernice
Bunn, III.
DANCE CROUP TO APPEAR
“W.C,” Freshman delivers her tall tale complete with cater
pillar antennae and nasal accent.
Yuriko Dance Company will
appear in Raleigh for 2 1/2
days residency November 6,
7, and 8. They will be con
ducting lecture - demonstra
tions and master classes in
modern jazz and Afro-Amer
ican dance on each college
campus of the Cooperating
Raleigh Colleges. Listed be
low is the schedule for the
event.
Monday, 3;00 p.m. St. Mary’s
College (Gymnasium)
November 6, 1972 - Master
Class, Modern and Jazz
Monday, 6:30 p.m. - St. Au
gustine’s College (Gymnas
ium) Master Class, Afro-
American, Jazz and Modern
Tuesday, 9;45 - 11:00 a.m. -
Peace College (Assembly)
(Gymnasium)
November 7, 1972 - Master
Class, Modern
Tuesday, 10:30 - 11:00 a.m.-
St. Mary’sCollege( Assem
bly) (Auditorium) Lecture-
Demonstration, Modern
Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. - Mere
dith College (Gymnasium)
Master Class, Modern
Tuesday, 8:00p.m.-Shaw Uni
versity (Student Union Ball
room) Lecture - Demon
stration, Afro-American
Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.- North
Carolina State University
November 8, 1972 - Student
Union Theater, Open Re
hearsal
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. - North
Carolina State University
Student Union Theater.Con-
cert (Continued on Page 4)
‘Mean’’ Faculty members stride across stage wielding brooms and relieving pent-up animosity
Yuriko and her Dance Company will be at Meredith Tuesday
Nov. 7, at 3:00 p.m. to give a master class. '