Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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km ■ r ' ' - ■ ' ' - tm ' si ■; ;%;u ' ;iS«j-4 y Si .SLAIED: D. Steppe; N. |. Yarbrough; R. Green, tuerain: G. Pierc : M. tastcp: G. Kearns; D. Marett: F. Breisch; G. Ondich: L. Leonard; S. Vogel. FIRST ROW: S. Rickard, P. McEheen, B. Wattam; L. Daniels; R. Everhart; J. Williams: R. Everhart: J. Clodfelter: D. Kaneklides, President; B. Middleton; C. Earnhardt: Dr. Wigginton, Director. SECOND ROW: K. Briggs; C. Ketcham; J. Robbins; E. Greene: K. Cranfield; A. Mantz; C. Doll; P. Kurkowski, Vice-President; B. Mazer; R. Emory; E. Moss, Treasurer; J. Tussey; C. Sturkey. L atuwba L oileae (JSunci Thirty-six students of the Catawba College Rand provided spirited music for athletic events, parades, and a spring concert for Catawba College and the surrounding community. All students who play a wind, brass, or percussion instrument are eligible for membership. CLEF CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Ondich: N. J. Yarbrough: R. Green; D. Steppe: D. Kaneklides. SECOND ROW: S. Rickard: P. Kur- kowski; L. Daniels; Dr. Wigginton: B. Muldkton: F,. Moss. MAJORETTES M. F.istrp: G. Ke:nns: D. M;ire mci r: Ti ' .A

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ni V y { ' - OFFICERS SEATED: C. Von Klcist, Treasurer; L. Brlnklc . Sec- retary: |. Culler. Social Chairman; A. Liner. Histo- rian. STANDING: R. Matthews, Concession Stand Manager; C. Ludwig, President; R. . yers, Vice-Presi- dent; D. Newell. Social Chairman. W TJw CuL ' c Du ' tiltrs, hrst independent production ot Bob Matthews, senior drama student, was a thoughtful comedy set on the stage of an abandoned theater. Ginny Reed, Bill Perkins. Anne Lausch. and Bob Hill portrayed this group of once- successful entertainers banded together for survival. uAaue ... he was staring at the bookcase, the bookcase that hides your door. Mr. Kraler tells his Jewish friends who are hidinp from the Nazis in an attic in Amsterdam. The Diary of Antic Vraiik w.is the tirst Blue Masque |iroduciion of the 1959- 60 season. . nne Frank and Petei- Van Da. in, portra etI by Betty Paw and L avid McCorkle, dream of the day when lews will no longer be persecuted — when they can leave their hiding place .111(1 return to their homes and friends. This yciir ' .s stMSdii opeiicd with the prcscnt:iti ' ii til i In l)uir of .tunc I- ' iaii , tlirccted hv Hnyt McC.ach- rcn, which was lollowed by The Cave Dii ' c lcrs, di- rected by Boh Matthews. . n adaptation of Homer ' s I ' niil w:is the next play in the club ' s schedule ol five major productions. Special projects included the debut of contemporary . mcrican drama, a patron member- ship drive, aiul an awards b;iiu|uet held at the vear ' s end.

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V. Dr. Weaver. Director; X. J. Yarbrough, Treasurer: G. Onilich, Secretary; C. Thurnhill, Vice-President; S. Rickartl. President. Flo Breisch, Wardrobe Mistress, checks of Shirley Vogel ' s robe. length i atuwba K oliecie i n r lOir Catawba ' s choir, under the direction of Dr. Robert Weaver, fulfili.s the function of providing the col- lege and community with sacred and religious music during monthly vesper services, chapel periods, and other events held throughout the year. Special projects included programs for area churches and the N ' et- erans ' Hospital and a formal Christmas concert. A concert tour of the New England States was the high- light of the year. FIRST ROW: M. Grove: S. Chapman: J. Browne; J. Burkholder: G. Ondich: C. Thornhill: A. Lausch: N. Happel; K. Boone: P. Kcasler: B. Faw; |. Fenstermacher. SECOND ROW: B. Mvcrs: J. Grubb: J. Quackenhush: B. Moss; L. Wilson; N. I. Yar- brough: F. Breisch: E. Link; A. Madden; E. Ressler: R. Stassavich: L. Hartley; P. Egolf: G. Piercv; B. Austin. THIRD ROW: I. Aaraas; J. Clodfelter; N. Caldwell: D. Landis; T. Truesdale: S. Vogcl; C. Walton; C. Doll: D. McCorkle; T. Himes; C. Brc.kshire: F. Stern; K. Briggs; J. Hamilton: Dr. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: H. Youngkin; C. Rider: R. Kcasler: J. Robbins; I r.iL ' L ' ir- R. Dorn: J. Winkler: I. Tussey: S. Rickard; C. Kctcham: C. Ludwig: P. Laucks; C. Calloway: P. Kurkowski. B e