Cleveland State University - Scene Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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For the first time this year, the students were not asked to contribute to different charities spon- sored by different groups at different times during the school year. Instead, this year all important charities were combined into a concentrated four- day campaign which was climaxed on March 10 by the Charity Review and a late dance in the Annex. A substantial profit was made on the sale of tickets, cokes, and refreshments. Seven organizations actually benefitted from the drive, but 6 in 1 rolled so trippingly from the tongue that the council just couldn ' t bear to change the name. The second annual College Capers , again MC ' d by Vince Amato, was held on December 3 in the Engineers Auditoriuni with the usual capac- ity audience on hand. The usual acts were on hand, too, and the crowd seemed to enjoy seeing the tried and true. First place was taken by the girls of Kappa Omicron for reasons that were obvious to thte faculty judges, who hid out for the next week. Whether it was the caliber of the entire performance, or the sagacity of Vince Amato in scheduling Florence Bondi ' s dance last on the program we aren ' t certain, but the audi- ence remained intact until the final curtain, and then moved en masse to the Annex for refresh- ments and dancing.

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Rose BannaiMi, Gene Czech, Elaine Mazany