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Visitors at Art Show -...., -J 1 i i ,Y . I . 2 Mrs. Smith displays one of her paintings. Visitors enjoy the Student Art Show. In early lvlay, both the art faculty and art students provided displays of their works. The students' works were displayed in Building 1 during most of the second week in May for public viewing. The next week, the LRC served as the location for the four art instructors at BHE to display their paintings, sketches, sculp- ture, and vveavings. Dorothy Smith, Amelia Leitze, Nina Arnold, and Cary Ublauer were the artists who double as BHE instructors. Both the students and faculty members should be most proud of the talent they displayed. 1'- . yt. ll ff' F11 A- ' 1 .2i3u1'a:.i- Paul Estes and Leo Suik view students' talents. i t r flfiffffs ' ' V Y ffsyzgtygr :I 26 MVS. Herrick and friend examine artwork. Steve Whaley gurveys 3 Collage.
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Our You Can't Take it With You cast. Spring Play The BHE Drama Club and Theater class presented the Hart and Kauffman three-act comedy, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU for its spring production. lVlr. Bradbury directed the very successful tvventy-one member cast's production. The play offered many timely com- ments on today's government and society. The action centered around a family whose members were interested in doing their ovvn thing. The play was presented on Friday, April 27, and on Sunday, April 29, 1973. 'WMM W M 1 is 2 .fart X 4 'tif if :Yin ,ff - Alice and Tony rehearse. You don't drink when you're acting, do you, Miss Wellington ? Q! Our favorite Grandpa! 25
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Ak' ' YW, 0' x' if .' fx- ,O 4,4 -' 'fit ,I '30, 4 ' -' .T-.ff-.,,Lfff': l Ku' AQVVBUSWISSS Clllb SIUGGDIS Dlam The UGG- VVomen's Club member presents the tree to the campus. ,ans Members of the Kewanee Women's Club and BHE students and faculty' look on as Gale Clark recalls the origin of Arbor Day. A Tree Planting Ceremony On Friday, April 27, 1973, Bl-lEC observed Arbor Day with a Tree Planting ceremony on campus. Trees, donated bythe Kewanee Womens Club and the BHE Agri-Business Club, were planted in the Quad. Gale Clark of the Bl-IE Agri-Business Club and members of the Kewanee Womens Club participated in the program which included speeches, poetry, and songs as the trees were planted by agriculture students. 27
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