Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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A Memorable Night . . . In conjunction with Parents’ Day, Stunt Night has grown into a highlight of the year enjoyed by students, parents, dates, and friends. Each class produces an original and entertaining thirty-minute stunt which is judged on script, produc- tion, and presentation. Harlequin 1970 ” . . . The Tri-K’s first stunt centered around Harlequin, Enigma of the Ages, and a society which had forgotten how to laugh. Harle- quin appealed to the audience to remember laughter and thus make him, the king of laughter , immortal. •J } i i f f fl Lv R A ■ 1 A ■ w jpl 28

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Fine Arts Festival . . . The fifteenth annual Fine Arts Festival brought to campus an excellent array of artists. Opening the programs teas the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, followed by pianist William Masselos and a concert by Wesleyan’s music faculty. An entertainer in all medias, Basil Rath- bone’s topic was In and Out of Character.” Another feature was Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, novelist, and actor Marc Con- nolly. Also Ulrico Sc he tt ini, Association of American Colleges Arts Program member, was on campus five days painting a mural depicting the festival. 27 l

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All ' s Well” . . . Green Knights set their stunt in eighteenth century London. Leading lady Pollyanna was faced with two choices — one man looking to the future, the other obsessed with the past. She rejected both; the present was the time for living her life. WIWIH gW° n draft 29 J