Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Page 106 text:

Hoffman, Treiber, Detrow, Reynolds Halbert, Lord, Krebs, Itkis, Cohen TEMPLAYERS MEMBERS Beulah Arbogast Anne Becker Grace Cohen Patricia Detrow Alma Halbert Elaine Herskowitz Miriam Hoffman Marion Hyatt Bette L. Itkis Florence King Gyvonne Krebs Lorraine Lord Rebecca Matthews Selma Ostrum Thomas Pawling Morton Porter Ruth Price Janet Pulling Dolores Reynolds Phyllis Schwartz Edythe Sklar Frank Strockbine Harriet Treiber Laura Wolf OFFICERS LEE ITKIS M. PAWLING DETROW KELLY Tom Pawling regulates sound effects

Page 105 text:

Spear, Fisher, Snyderman, Schwartzman, Klein, Malethesia Levine, Gellens, Fox, Glaser INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MEMBERS Lorraine Binder Joyce Blatt Morris Brown Richard Chun R. F. T. Du Barry Louise Elkan Shanley Fox Catherine Gallagher Minka Gellens Arthur Gilbert Anton Glaser Miriam Hoffman Lillian Klein Norma Klein Cynthia Kutner Ruth Levine Kenneth Murase Janet Pulling Veachey Rudol Beatrice Seltzer Arnold Snyderman Dorothy Sokol Sally Spear Robert Takeshita OFFICERS GELLENS LEVINE FOX The International Relations Club, newly organized campus group, holds bi-monthly meetings at which guest speakers lead discussions on topics of current interest. World Realism, Russia, and Minority Groups in the United States were topics recently discussed. The conducted a poll to determine student opinion on world affairs and conducted a symposium on International Students ' Day in which foreign students participated. Several delegates attended the Regional Convention at Johns-Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, in the fall of last year. Temple Chapter of the International Relations Club is a member of the Harvard plan for study of international relations.

Page 107 text:

Scene from The World Within During the first semester Templayers produced only one play. This was the all-girl show, Cry Havoc, by Allen Kenward. Cry Havoc was because of the critical lack of eligible men for male roles. A.s the second started, plans were made to produce at least one more play and possibly two. Since the Army A. S. T. P. men have taken over Mitten Hall as a dormitory, plans were made to produce future shows in the Great Court of Mitten Hall. Since stage setting s cannot be used there, the plays were done in the Penthouse Style. In this setup, the sits all around the playing space. Only necessary props are used as settings. The World Within by Gordon Condit and Old Girl by Bruestle are the plays planned for the spring semester. Tense moment from The World Within Pop Randall gives directions