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Theater Is Growmg Theater is a growing department whose laws and out- reach 1's certainar no! ifmited to theater majors atone. It saves a liberal aris cah'ege by Invnlving a large number of students, bath on and off the stage, as each production pulls in and touches new people, Ihe department is very active with a major production each quarrer and, beginning the third week of March, two sludent-direcled plays. In addition, it holds numerous workshops for high school students as well as students who wish to work on Augus- fana presentations. The fair pradudfon af Mllfam Shakespeare's 'CA Midsum- mer Nighfs Dream. was directed by Mary Deltagesa. I! prayed to said out crowds each night Kathy Mclennan, asst. professor of theatre directed the winter production of The Crucible by Arthur Miflen She said she was both challenged by Me expeIfence and research and very pieased wflh the turnout Tire spring musicaf The Robber Eride groom was directed by Mary Dellasega with musical! direc- Iar Ga vid Alt. Each show was also aided by a production and set constructian staff of over 50. Additional! , Chris Soren- sen, a junior majoring in Iheafea directed Christopher Durang's An Actor's Nightmare, and senior English major Sarah Becker directed a play she wrote entitled There's No Place like Hamel v $a4 r
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On an extremely hot and humid June Sunday Augustaha held its 126th ehhuet Convocation, gradu- ating ati of those seniors we ha ve come to throw and love. The day was titled with emotion. Some were so excited to he hnatty graduating and some were not ready to teave. The comments heard ranged from I have a doehte-header back in Chicago in three hours. tshoutd he able t0 metre at least the second game. to 1 don't want to go. the not ready th. Looking around, one saw tremendous smiles and rotting tears During the hour before the ceremony, one ho- heed the seniors in their gowns gathering together and gaity mo vihg to wards Carver twhere the ceremo- riy was heta'J. At this paint in time, att ahe ceutd see was smites and laughs and great expectations. As the seniors preceded into the ceremony this was stiit evident, hurt it was to change. As Father At Bischaff gave the invocation, the oyeratt mood became a hit more somheh Parents TEEITIEIT that their children had really gm wh up and the chitdreh realized it also. At this lmint, it was easy to notice the deep thoughts concerning the future or: the faces of everyone present. The auditorium was quichty brought tract: to reality t: y Pro lesser Fogcte's address, Confession of a Protesseh The students taughed at the remtec- tions of past classes and Di: Fogde's humorous envisionments at the future. far aid of his humor, it was eas y to see that even Dr, Fogde would miss this group of students. One could took beyond his words and see his fond memories of these people. After Dr. Fogde's address was eonctuo'ed with iohd apptause, it was time for the main event, the besta wing v! the dibtoma's. The excitement on the faces of the seniors was ihdescrihebte. Most greeted President Tredway with smiles at greet satisfaction and some even raised their dibtorhas high ihta the air dishiayihg the victory they had achieved. Sitting down once again, and tistehihg to Father Al's Benediction, the mood once again became somber as people realized what had actuality just happened. The students had been given the thief push out into the reat world. They had finished this stage of lives, and now had tn face the next, Perhaps the most teaching aspect of the ceremo- ny was at the very end. As the tfermeri seniors recessed from the building they were greeted by their professors. Here they were given words a! praise, good wishes tor the future, sincere hand shakes and toying hugs. it was apparent that the teachers woutd be missing the students as much as the students would he mixing the teachers Here is where the tears ftoweo' epenty and uneshamedhr. it seemed as it this moment woutd taho' couidJ never emf. We on the Rochety-t wish to express our deepest cohgratuiations t0 the graduating ctass 0t 1985- 1936. You have been our friends and have enriched our lives. We wish you ah the best at tuck in your future exploits and hope that you wilt always carry a tittte piece of Augustaha hi you as we wit! atways carry a tittte hit at you in us. Once again, CONGRA TUM TIDNS! ZJ
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