Theatre season to include Caesar Rogue's Trial and Three Penny Opera
The Theatre Department outlines a tentative season opening with Shakespeare's Julius Caesar on the steps of Parker Auditorium to honor Shakespeare's 400th birth anniversary. A Brazilian play The Rogue's Trial by Ariano Suassuna is planned for March, with a possible music theatre collaboration for Family Day weekend featuring Three Penny Opera by Brecht and Weil.
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William Shakespeare
Julius Caesar
Parker Auditorium
Shakespeare
Caesar
Ariano Suassuna
Brazil
Hanover Institute
Bertolt Brecht
Kurt Weil
Theatre de Lys
Class Promises Absurd Final Night At Parker
Experimental Theater presents two plays on Wednesday May 29 at 8:00 PM The Maids by Jean Genet stars Sue Swigert Karen Morgan and Lucia Cope directed by Maria McCutcheon The second, an experimental one act, is created by class members and features Karin Burrin Ann Coleman Barbara Gardner Jean Hunsicker Lowell Robertson Henry Bishop and Robb Baker This program marks the term’s culmination of student work.
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Jean Genet
Sue Swigert
Karen Morgan
Lucia Cope
Maria McCutcheon
Karin Burrin
Ann Coleman
Barbara Gardner
Jean Hunsicker
Lowell Robertson
Henry Bishop
Robb Baker
Hanover festival wraps up with fine arts show
Hanover's first Fine Arts Festival drew praise though its big weekend ended two weeks ago. The Long ballroom graphics exhibit, open through tomorrow, features 106 prints and drawings selected by Addison Franklin Page from nearly 250 submissions. Purchase awards totaled 100 to 40 dollars for five artists, with two honorable mentions. The Music Department organized events on Friday May 10 with Hanover Chamber Singers and String Quartet, soprano Jean Kinley, accompanied by Graeme Gilmore. Saturday night the choir performed before the Hanover Players stage of William Saroyan's Cave Dwellers, reviewed last week in the Triangle.
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Hanover
Long Ballroom
Addison Franklin Page
Speed Museum
Louisville
Page
Jean Kinley
Graeme Gilmore
Hanover Players
William Saroyan
Triangle
Works Of Bard Read Viewed By Students On Campus
Stratford-on-Avon has come to Hanover's campus during five weeks as Miss Bucks and a Shakespeare cast study plays with panels on Ben Jonson Marlowe and Beaumont Fletcher. Last Saturday night Othello in Louisville followed by a Q and A. The class staged Twelfth Night directed by Marian Benner after an earlier reading of The Taming of the Shrew. They decide Shakespeare is the fun thing to do.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Hanover
Ben Jonson
Christopher Marlowe
Beaumont and Fletcher
William Shakespeare
Carriage House Players
Louisville
Marian Benner
Initiation of Hanover Players Elects Officers
Tuesday May 21 Hanover Players held an initiation for new members Paula Wallace Joyce Hopewell Mitzi Henschen Karen Burrin Jim Granger Lou Kairys Eric Lombard Don Bosshart Chuck Brashears Louise Stout Bob Burns Barb Gardner Graeme Gilmore Karen Morgan Arlene Graves Judy Moffett Lee Sy cle and Tom Van Valey Afterward the group elected Marcia McCutcheon President Bob Burns Vice President Barbara Gardner Secretary and Chuck Brashears Treasurer.
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Hanover Players
Paula Wallace
Joyce Hopewell
Mitzi Henschen
Karen Burrin
Jim Granger
Lou Kairys
Eric Lombard
Don Bosshart
Chuck Brashears
Louise Stout
Bob Burns
Barb Gardner
Graeme Gilmore
Karen Morgan
Arlene Graves
Judy Moffett
Lee Sycle
Tom van Valey
Marcia McCutcheon
Barbara Gardner
Five Week Term Revives Hanover Campus Remarks
A lighthearted Hanover College column notes the five week term relief from the long semester. Students dream of summer leisure, plan future schedules, and mock pre registration trials while campus life includes the Don ner Dining Hall Bell Ringers and the quips of arriving freshmen.
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Hanover
Delta Mu Omicron Theta Sorority Formed by Hanover Girls
Judy Rux reports from Mexico that ten Hanover girls formed a new sorority named Delta Mu Omicron Theta. The note warns against tarred white reservoir posts and recounts a grisly hair spray incident in a large city where cockroaches infested a mountain of cardboard and hair, ending in a death. The piece ends with a note about the approaching break.
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Judy Rux
Mexico
Hanover
Delta Mu Omicron Theta
Card game at Union prompts campus chatter
During a Central State College visit in Edmond Oklahoma high school students overheard a remark about a group in the Union playing a card game. One player allegedly shows all cards then sits as a dummy. The report notes the incident as observed by The Vista during campus life.
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VISTA
Central State College
Edmond
Oklahoma
The
Union
One Question Final Exam Stuns OU Psychology Class
The University of Oklahoma Norman final exam in psychology had a single question. The professor wrote on the backboard Why and refused to explain. A student earned an A with the one word answer Because.
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University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma Daily
Hanover Music Students To Perform In Madison
The Hanover Chamber Singers under Mr Donald Morrison will sing madrigals and songs by Hindemith and others while the Hanover String Quartet directed by Maxwell Poland performs Mozart quartets plus a movement with an oboe. Graeme Gilmore will play Mozart piano sonata with Jean Kinley singing Schubert songs and accompanying Gilmore. Members listed for both ensembles.
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Hanover Chamber Singers
Donald Morrison
Paul Hindemith
Hanover String Quartet
Maxwell Poland
Graeme Gilmore
William Hopkins
Jean Kinley
Two Graduating Marines Commissioned at Hanover College
Juniors Jim Miller and Nick Rutsis will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Marine Corps on June 2 during commencement exercises. They wear full dress uniforms to receive their rank from Captain J. S. McCrary after completing the Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class and twelve weeks of Quantico training.
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Jim Miller
Nick Rutsis
Marine Corps
J. S. McCrary
Miller
Rutsis
Corps
Quantico
Virginia
Etymologist Examines Local Commencement Traditions
The Class of 63, the Class of Transition, marks a rite as black robed graduates meet a single figure to shake hands. The event recalls Turtle Race beginnings, Freshman Day legs contest, Powder Puff Tourney, and shifts from outdoor to indoor parties on a campus with two administration buildings. A dignified speaker urges ambition amid change.
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P. M. Roget
Roger
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