Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Pastiche Sitting Judy Mowatt. Charles Dietrich. Charlotte Carmine: standing David Henson, Jim Blanton. Gene Smith, and Dennis Bruce. The Pastiche Literary Club was formed for the purpose of developing talents in the art of creative writing. Club members spon- sor the publication of Tapestry , a literary compilation of represent- ative works in prose and poetry, written by talented members of the student body. The editorial staff of Tapestry is elected from club membership. The Pastiche holds weekly workshop meetings in which works are read for group criticism and discussion. Left to right David Henson, Circulation managerg Charlotte Carmine, Treasurer, Dennis Bruce, Secretary: Jim Blanton, Vice President: and Charles Dietrich, President- Cover for the 1967 edition of Tapestry. 135

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punish lub First row, left to right: Gloria Autry, Linda Campbell, Sarah Vessia, Lynn Boone, Janet Moyer. Ann Young, Barbara Schutz. Peggy Barbee, Jeannie Grau, Mary Ferman- ides. Sandra Strickland. Second raw: Becky Munn, Jo Hancock, Margot Clark. Lydia Ricks. Nancy McDuIfie. Cindy Strickland, Dr. Escudero. Janet Smith, Charles Mc- lnnis, Bill Estes. James lnsehiavo, Pam Zollars, Charlotte Carmine, Jean Hutchinson. Third row: Gary Miller, Claudia Dudley, Michelle Mazza. John Stewart, Larry Nes- bith. Noel Stecker, Steve Atkinson, John Baranowski, David Holmes. Fourth row: Johnson Murray, Fred Zahran, Ed D'Alessandro, Ronald Russell, Danny Wernyss, Bill Phelps, Bali Swink, Bob Brodie. Fifth row: Larry Bruton, Richard Evans, David Brown. Steve Hopkins, Robert D'Alessandro, Sandy Yearby, Gene Burke. John Bunnell. and Price owen. Spanish Club Officers ifrom leftl: Sandy Yearby, Treasurerg Barbara Schutz, Corresponding Secretary, David Holmes, President, Robert D'Alessandro, Vice President, and Dr. Escudero, Advisor. The Esperanza Spanish Club has been working on a project entitled f'Let us have a better mutual understanding. This yearls goal was to send seven of its members to Madrid Univer- sity this summer. In order to accomplish this, the following activities were planned to raise the necessary funds: Student Directory, bridge tournaments, a dance featuring the Embers, and a candy sale. The first annual Christmas Tree of M.C. was also the project of the Spanish Club. A favorite of all is the clubis advisor, Dr. Esperanza Escudero, for whom the club is named. Her lively personality is largely responsible for the club's success. HEI directorio de estudiantes es muy buena. Dr. Escudero dispenses candy to club members for Spanish Club candy drive. 134

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Fearless Leaderj' the editor, William Billings, scans the finished product. WHERE 'THE FRESS IS FREE, AND EVERY MAN ABLE T0 HEAD. ALL IS SAF'Ef' ' THOMAS JBFFEERSQQN 'sYou're a penny off here. Business Manager, Paullfleinert, confers with advisor, Mr. Wilson. , ,,K,,m,WT,,,v,,, SMALL T LK SMALL TALK is the student newspaper of Meth- odist College which serves as the voice of the entire college community. The paper is financed by student activity fees and is operated by a staff headed by the editor and assisted by a faculty advisor. sMALL TALK is six years old and has progressed from a monthly publication of four pages to a semi-monthly publication of six pages. The paper is currently being printed by County Press of Benson, North Carolina. Arts Editor, Bill Blalock, and Feature Editor, Jean Hutchinson, prepare copy for page 3. ,..,.. Wsiirfibisrfftwss, wi f fy K 4 as ,W 1' SQ Seated left to right Gayle Etheridge, Beth Baldwin, Paula Caddell, Bill Blalock, Susan Sharp, William Billings, Harriet Ransone, Paul Reinert, Ken Murray, Jean Hutchinson, Sally Osborne, standing Mike Hale, Dennis Bruce, B. Parker Wilson, David Hatchell, Bill John- son, and Bill Williams. 136