Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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The artist's habitat. x 53. f l l First raw: Greg Barnhart, Bill Moody. Second row: Roger Humm, Mr. Green, Tom Ferguson, Cindy Ferguson, President' Ann Gutting, Jim Henry. Not pictured: Paula Caddell, Secretary- Treasurerf Leon Ellis. 121 Cindy Ferguson and lVlr. Green examine a wire sculpture. Arf Club The Fifth Dimension Art Club's two main goals this year have been to become more active as a club with school functions and to use dif- ferent methods of learning more about the artis- tic world today. This year the club decorated for the Homecoming Dance in a psychedelic mood, which is the tempo of today. Also, the club held a sidewalk show open to everyone in Fayetteville, participated in a show at The Gallery, and is actively planning for the Second Annual Purchase Prize Awards show in May. Mr. Jack Mitchell, an artist residing in Fayetteville, gave a most informative and enlightening lecture for the club. In short, the Fifth Dimension hopes to positively promote an intellectual atmosphere and to bring the art world nearer to the Nletho- dist College student.

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Left to right: Alice Holmes, Secretary: Bob Barker, Presidentg G r e e n Q n d G Linda Klausman, Treasure-A Not pictured: Mary Hammond, Vice-Presidentg Lee Walker, Second Vice-President Masque Keys The Green and Gold Masque Keys, the Methodist College drama club, was established to foster the interest of students in drama and to afford opportunities for its members to develop their talents in the theater arts. During the first semester, the club presented The Night of January 16th, which was unique in that part of its cast was chosen from the audience to serve as the jury. The play, especially its humorous surprise ending, proved to be very popular with the audience. The Masque Keys decided to present three one-acts during second semester. Left to right: John Hare, Linda Klausman, Sue James, Bob Barker, Lynn Seacord, Alice Holmes. ln rehearsal for The Night of January 16th Mary Hammond, the prosecuting attorney, cross-examines Reid Sheppard. 120

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Circle K As a member club of the largest men's organization on the American college campus, the Circle K Club of Methodist College has endeavored throughout the year to do service to the college and community.. The club held various fund-raising projects, high-lighted by the first annual Miss Boiler Plant Pageant. Among the activities of the 30-member club were a campus clean-up campaign, the presentation of ballot boxes to the S.G.A., and the construction of a Nativity scene for presentation to the Davis Memorial Library. The Circle K Club entertained the N.C. Wesleyan Circle K Club at an lnter-club Meeting in February. The members of the club attended a Work- shop and Training Conference at N.C. State University. Attending the Dis- trict Convention in March were several members of the club. At the end of the 1967-68 year, plans were being made to send delegates to the 13th Annual Convention of Circle K International to be held in Philadelphia in Au gust. Front row, left to right: Theodora Markas,Cuddles Drake, Fancy Pants Barnes. Second row: Fanny Mae Blake, Lea Mae Hadley, Ursula Un- dress Purser, Elivria Bubbles, Avis Smacky Trousdale, Bubbles Larue Lee, Snooky Sims, Twiggy Barber, Lolita Jervis, Booby Bobbie, Mr. Parker Wilson, Emcee. Hidden: Hor- tense Myers, Elsie Turlington. The Saxons provided the entertainment for the fall banquet, spon- sored by the Cape Fear Kiwanis Club. ' .. . swf:-2 - - S 5 it 2- s . . zz-neg tes ' - swat?-522655-g -.N . A,..- A -NX - X-on t .- was Nm -Q7 Aixx W. iv-f!,,.mN - .f 'WMKN-- gi The President speaks at the Kiwanis- Circle K banquet. Left to right: Wayne Blake, Treasurerg Jesse Staton, Secretaryg Bill Johnson, Chaplaing Mr. Reardon, Adviserg Ronnie Turlington, Second Vice-Presidentg Wayne Trousdale, Presidentp Steve Sims, First Vice-President. 122