Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE From Broadway to Athens, Ohio, and still a success, came Bell, Book, and Candle. In this modern version of witchcraft any- thing is probable, as well as real and fantastic. The University Theater chose this play to make its debut this year, and the witch proved enchanting, both to the audience and the book publisher she cast a spell on. Even behind the scenes the bewitching theme prevailed. Dr. Elizabeth Andersh, cos- tumiere, added a fiendish tilt to Gail Snod- gross ' eyebrows, converting her to the witch named Gillian hlolroyd. She pleasantly charmed Robert Sches- venter, who was commendable as Shepherd Henderson, the guy who remains under her spell even after she denounces witchcraft. Under the direction of Cosmo Catalano; Joyce Young, Lou Spiegel, and Charles Husson livened up the action of the plot.

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Sunday night, October 4, a crowd of students lingered patiently outside the OU Center building. They were waiting for a bus to pull around the corner. Their vigil was rewarded. ' Round it came, with its cargo of weary, worn, and surprised OU football players. They had suffered a defeat in their first clash with a new opponent. Harvard University. But they received a welcome home rally like they hadn ' t seen in years. Green skirts and white sweaters lashed through a quick O-hl-l-O. The throng ' s response was quick to bounce off the bricks of the building and spill into the air for blocks around. A new spirit was born — a spirit that was to prove fruitful. Captain Duke Anderson grinned, You don ' t know how good it made us feel. omecoming Coach Migration Individuals In Action Freshman Football