Newberry College - Newberrian Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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JOHN KRUIECER CRAYSON BROWN BE'l l'Y -UCAN ADAMS Prcsizlcnl V1'c4'-l rr'sifIw1f Sri:r1'mry-Y'r4'amrfr may err? pfagera Organized to provide d r a m a t i c training and entertainment for stu- dents, the Newberry College Players s.- L KJV! is one of the older organizations on the campus. Membership consists of students who are actively interested in dramatics. Their ability has been Well. represented in the variety of entertainment they have provided, including Our Town by Thornton Wilder and Could Be by Fifi Factor, during the 1951 season. t

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JIM AULL CHARLES BERRY CLARENCE DISRRICK CARI. DIOIINSON NORMAN PULLIAM BILL DAVIS !9Ai jan Phi Tau social fraternity was organized for the purpose of promoting scholarship in the classroom and fellowship on the campus. To become a member of Phi Tau, a student must be unanimously elected by the club members. Nlembers are chosen for their friendliness, scho- lastic standing and their ability for leadership and interest in campus activities. Weekly meetings are held to take care of the club business. Occasional social functions provide entertainment for the members. ALLAN WI'1R'I'Z Srcrrlary-fI'n'fm1r1:r 7I C IIARLES STOUDEM I RIC C LAUDIC WIC ICKS l r'z'.viflrr1t Vim'-PrI'.viJrr1l

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ance ddociafion The Newberry College Dance Association was organized several years ago.as a student project. It is a closed group of thirteen members Whose purpose it is to promote, plan, and provide dances on the college campus. The Work done and the sacrifices made by members of this group have accounted for many splendid social events at Newberry College. JOHN KRUEGER BARBARA SCHWARZ FAITH RUNGER NICK MAHLS'I'lCD'1' Chairman Vim'-f.'hrrirnmn Srcrrlnry Tr,-fymffr 73