University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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Contest “The charm of the act is the actor. E. F. Ware The spotlight was on entertainment and the spirit of competition again this year for the annual Kappa Gamma Play Contest. Ten groups brought life to the stage for the event which had a successful three night run. The winners were: Alethean, first place award for “Anastasia”; Vet’s Club, second place award for The Shooting of Dan Mc-Grew”; Delta Phi, third place award for “Comedy of Errors”; and all participants, the award of a memorable and enjoyable experience. The sorority placed the proceeds of this year s contest in their Kappa Gamma Scholarship fund. Director Carol Kroll holds the first place trophy which is admired by Lois Hoffman, narrator; Tholia Hodgins, Anostosio; ond Sue Schaefer, Empress. The Sig Tou cost and director wished for luck on their Golden Axe.' 30

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'.ujLisr.vr , «v Spfting at (DSC “Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil.” Heber Spring is the season of magic! And the magical season loses none of its charm on a college campus, for if anything it gains a new and more exciting charm than it has ever possessed before. Spring becomes more invigorating, more sparkling, and more enrapturing. At the same time the weariness of a second semester course is pushed momentarily aside by a tired mind and the eye sees, the heart understands and the soul is uplifted. There is a warm sun, a cool breeze, a refreshing rain, a lovely flower, an annual deadline, and a star filled night. This is Spring and it was ours at OSC. A young girl's fancy turns to plants and other things. Tennis becomes the campus favorite among sports and other things. Nothing seems impossible including suntans ond other things. And people just get friendlier and other things. 29

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QAilien Qjou QAM Qipcm a Qtat “Everywhere water is a thing of beauty, gleaming in the dewdrop; singing in the summer rain; shining in the ice-gems till the leaves all seem to turn to living jewels; spreading a golden veil over the setting sun; or a white gauze around the midnight moon.” J. B. Gough The fourth annual Golden Trident swim show followed in the tradition of greatness which was established by its predecessors. The show was presented during the first week in May and the five performances were a brilliant display of this group’s many months of hard work. The script for “When You Wish Upon A Star,” the 1960 review, was written by Bev Broehm. The planning of the costumes and choreography for this story of a little girl named Eloise was the work of the swim club members, themselves. For the show this year, the synchronized swim club directed the Campus School students in one of the numbers. The Diving Club appeared in the show and presented the most entertaining in clown diving and also executed the finest in exhibition diving. Added to the spectacle there were varied, special lighting effects and beautiful music which were used throughout the show and when combined seemed to be a dream come true. One of the stars of When You With Upon A Star. The Diving Club joined the Golden Tridonts for the annuol swim show. The Star Dust number in the show wot one of the many outstanding octs. The Golden Tridents relax before one of many rehearsals. 31