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  • FEATURES, SPORTS . . Wise's "Viewpoint" cuts cafeteria, page 3. The story of the New Salem Trio, also 3. Netters head for season final with 11-4 mark, page 4. Cat nine sweeps year-end action, page 4. ONE MORE ISSUE ........ TheWESTERN CAROLINIAN INSIDE THE CAROLINIAN . . . May Week festivities are recapped, see page 1. Annual LTC awards presented Saturday night, also page 1. Editorials concern government suppression, propaganda, page 2. Internationalist pays tribute to toe world, page 2. VOICE OF THE STUDENTS \ OI . X> J II, NO. 4P Tuesday, May 9, 19C CULLOWHEE, N. C. JANE SMITH IS CROWNED MAY QUEEN Western Carolina President, Paul A. Reid, left, as he placed toe crown on toe head of Jane Smith, May Queen for 1967. On the right is Vlckl Jackson, Maid of Honor. The crowning took place at Reid Gym last Saturday night. The crowning of toe May Queen signaled toe end of Western Carolina's celebration of Spring Festival Week. Awards Presented For 1966-67 LTC Productions By JANET GARNER The Little Theatre at Cullowhee held its Seventh Annual Awards presentations Saturday night, May 6, immediately following that night's presentation of "South Pacific." After the final curtain of toe musical, Wayland Winstead, director of the show and a Lettle Theatre Board memVer, introduced the master of ceremonies for the presentations, Ned Allison. The curtains reopened and the "South Pacific" cast sang two verses from "There's No Business Lik* Show Business", and Allison, who was part of the cast, cam? forward. He first Introduced Miss Jo- sephlna Niggli, head of the WCC dramatic arts program. She in turn introduced Dr. Paul A. Reid, president of the College, to presjnt awards for the one-act productions. The one act plays were presented winter quarter and were entirely the work of WCC students, The plays were judged by Anthony Brown and Dannis McKevlin, two msmbers of the WCC English department. Shows receiving the distinguished awards were "The Sandbox," directed by Karen Black- more, and "This Property is Condemned," directed by Steve Guimond, "No Songs but Sad Dirges," directed by Wayland The above picture Is a scene from the musical "South Pacific," the Little Theatre of Cullowhee's spring quarter production. The musical played to capacity audiences during Its six day run. The final performance was given Sunday night. winstead, "This Car for Sale," directed by Ned Allison, and "Sunshine in Social Circle," directed by Jerry Conner each won an award for "excellence." The directors accepted the a- wards for their shows. Only the distinguished awards for acting were presented. These wvnt to Betty Cooper for her performance asGrandmain "The Sandbox", and to Susan Magness for her performance in "This Property Is Condemned". The next awards were for major LTC productions. They were divided into two major categories, awards for legitimate theatre productions, and the awards for toe musical production. The awards were presented by various members or the theatre family. The awards for legitimate theatre productions were for best femalt lead, best male lead, best female supporting performance, and best technical work. The nominees were selected by the Theatre Board and the winniers were voted for by toe theatre family. Best female lead candidates were Betty Cooper for Madame Rosepettle In "Oh, Dad," Elizabeth Bundy, for Mrs. Phelps in "The Silver Cord," and Karen Blackmore for Christene in "The Silver Cord." Miss Cooper was selected as toe winner of the award. Best male lead candidates were Wayland Winstead for Robin in "The Silver Cord," Ned Allison for David in "The Silver Cord," and Steve Gui- CONTINUED, page 2 . . . Jane Smith was formally crowned Saturday night In Reid Gymnasium as Western Carolina's May Queen for 1967, Miss Smith , a senior from Mocks- ville, N, C, was crowned by Dr, Paul A, Reid, president of toe college. The cro-vnlng took place at toe last scheduled event of toe Spring Festival Week, a formal dance In Reid Gym, In addition to the May Queen, the May Court was also formally presented at that time, Vlcki Jackson, a junior from Canton and a recently elected Student Senator, served as Maid of Honor. Other members of the court were Pat Braswell of Monroe, Rosemary Parker of High Point, janlce McLaughlin of Senca, S. C, Lynn Self of Asheville, Beth Evans of Jacksonville, Fla,, Sandra Howell of Waynesville, Becky Young of Hickory, Becky White of Canton, Candy Gibson of High Point, Sandra Almond of New London, Ann Stewart of Coolemee, and Jackie Rhinehart of Gastonia, The crowning of toe May Queen and toe presentation of her court marked toe end of a successful Spring Festival observance, Spring Festival Week began Monday, May 1, with a presentation of Brahm's "A German Requiem" by the Western Carolina Concert Choir, On Tuesday night a special "Bavarian Cellar" was set up in toe basement of toe Student Unior. Co-sponsored by toe Spring Festival Planning Committee and toe Interfaith Council, toe "BavarianCellar" presented a "coffee house- type" atmosphere with free entertainment and free refreshments. Later that night, a horror movie, "Dracula, Prince of Darkness," was shown in Hoey Auditorium. The movie was free, as were all other events scheduled during Spring Festival," On Wednesday night a "Sing Out" talent competition was held at toe Woodland Stage with Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and Qeta Tau Alpha women's fraternity each winning toe award in their division. Flatt and Scruggs and toe Foggy Mountain Boys, a nation ■ ally-known bluegrass band, performed In concert In Reid Gym Thursday night. Quite a few persons from outside to college community attended toe performance as well as WCC students and faculty members. Friday night saw an informal dance held In Brown Cafeteria, a dance attended by most oi toe students who remained on campus for toe weekend. Saturday night concluded toe celebration of Spring Festival Week with toe crowning of toe May Queen and toe presentation a f her court at toe formal dance in Reid Gym. (Ed. Note: In Thursday's edition, toe Western Carolinian will present a pictoral review of toe activities of this year's Spring Festival Week. Recital To Be Presented Thursday Night In Hoey On Thursday, May 11, 1967 at 8:00 p.m. a joint senior music recital wiU be presented in Hoey Auditorium by Joe H. Ginn and Carol Keith Underwood, Ginn is a native of Jackson County and graduated from Sylva High School in 1957. He attended Mars Hill College for one year before entering WCC in 1963. For the past few years, Ginn has worked in toe area of church music and Is presently serving as Minister of Music at the First Baptist Church in Sylva, He has done exclusive solo work thoughout the immediate area, and, while a student at Western Carolina, has participated In toe choral activities in the Concert Choir and Chamber Singers. He is serving as president of the choir during the current school year. Gir.n is married to toe former Marilou Rogers. The couple have two children—Lynette, age 8, and Jeffery, age 6. Underwood was born in Waynesville and presently lives in Hazelwood where he has served as Minister of Music at the First Baptist Church for toe past 17 years, He also has been a guest soloist with toe concert choir during toe spring tour of 1965. Underwood was toe soloist in toe Bach Christmas Cantada, "For Unto Us A ChUd is Gi ven," at toe First Methodist Church in Sylva in 1966. After graduation, Underwood plans to continue with his church Music Ministry and with secondary pubUc school music. The composers represented in toe solos and arias include Scarlatti Marcello, Purcell, Handel, Haydn, Ravel , Ives, Moore, and Naginski, Included in the program for toe recital wUl be duets by Schuetz, Carisslni, and Mendelssohn. Karen Koontz of WeaverviUe N.C, and Roger Sander, of Troy, N.C, will accompany Ginn and Underwood. All Students Advised To Lock Doors Bill Upchurch, President of the Student Body, and Roger Euliss, President-elect of the Student Body, have asked that all students please keep the doors to their dormitory rooms locked from now until the end of school, "There have already been several instances of missing clothing and money. We ask that all students please keep their doors locked when they are not in their rooms as well as keep an eye on all their books."
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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