Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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The Alchemist, presented in the fall by the Revelers Club, was here are Don Lanning, John Hewlett, Chris Suitor, Jeanette Adler, enjoyed by both students and faculty. Members of the cast pictured Craven Mackie, Bill Campbell. Revelers Club Two other scenes from the play portray the exceptional talent in the club, head by President Eileen Murray.

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The memhers of the 19 ' ' ' S« A Cappella Choir are . Clark, Peggv Sue Chilton, Sara Jane Robertson, Rob: Peggy Johnson, Dave Hardin, Dean Jordan, Sidney S nabelle Elias, Wilma Lou Snipes, Betty Ann Pringle lins, Mary Ellen White, and Mr. Baumbach. Second Lou McFarland, Libby King, Annette Bailey, Judy Au Matthews, Chris Suitor, Post Barbour, Virgil Winslow, Robinson, Gertie Murrow, Margie Haworlh, Barbara rou: Ann Heritage, igget, An- Ruth Rol- ow: Betty :in, Shelby Kermit Davis, Carolyn Robertson. Third rou: Joyce Neal, Earline Sheffield, Kathy Coble, Louise Beasley, Gerta Wright, Doug Redmon, John Hewlett, Charles Chase, John Juchter, William Bryant, Pattie Sue Hackney, Jamie Matthews, Claudette Belton, Eileen Murray, l-uurth rou-. Joan Na ' lor, Louise Bunker, Miriam Almaguer, Caroline Primm, Dorcas White, Hyun Kim, Charles Davis, Bob Edwards, Tom Sisk, Ben Hurd, Bob Matthews, Betty Sue Chilton, Mary Nell Parker, LaClaire Winslow, Marion Austin. A Cappella Choir ■■-Q i The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Carl C. Baumbach, was again a very popular organi- zation because of its ability and willingness to give good choral programs. The tour to Yankee land was a highlight in their activities. President Virgil Winslow and Business Manager Clara Atkinson led the choir of some 70 members. Mr. Carl C. Baumbach has been the able director of the choir since 1950, preparing them for concerts, tours, and the Messiah,

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Fine Arts Club The Fine Arts Club is an organization whose purpose is to provide an opportunity for public per- formance for talented students through club spon- sorship of musical programs, art exhibits, and simi- lar events. This organization strives to create inter- est in the arts at Guilford College by sponsoring programs and recitals outside of the club for the in- terest and enjoyment of any of the general public who may wish to attend. Any student or faculty member of Guilford College interested in participa- ting in the activities of the Fine Arts Club may be- come a member. Members of the Fine Arts Club are first rou Post Barbour, and Betty Lou Chilton. Second rou-. Robin Heritage, Ruth Rollins, Nickie Schreiner, Bob Winsor, Libby King, Mary Ellen White, and Betty Ann Pringle. International Relations Club Carolina, Calcutta, Finland and Philadelphia represented the officer list of the l.R.C Christ- mas International dinner was a success which 80 at- tended .... Donald Grand from England spoke .... The foreign student chapel programs will be rem- embered for the variety and diversity of talent among the foreign students United Nations Week was a busy one for members .... The l.R.C. an organization for the benefit of the students in broadening their outlook toward problems of the world and ways of other countries. Members o( (he l.R.C. are finl nut. left U, right: Mary Kim, Heea Haider, Maaret Koivula. and Ginnette Bour- dareau. St-coiui row: Jo Ann Hundley, Robin Heritage, Miriam Almagucr, Velta Frisbergs, and Howard Beaton. Third row: Sang-Yum Kim, Eugene Montgomery, Betsy Russell, Bob Matthews, and Rasma Frisbergs.