Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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-ull GW mug roleg UNI H Elchh Waller llchi On' Setting l' and Sevml ms, lillCllQn, room may lm and was a audiences, 'af,S produc- fl hope lhar be fg- 1 dull day. f ,F sl , l l l Uncle Jocko .... George ..... Clarence .... Balloon Girl . . . Louise ...... June ...... Rose .... Pop ..... Weber .... Herbie .... Tulsa . . . Yonkers . . . Angie ..... Kringelein .... Mr. Goldstone . . . Miss Cratchitt . . . Hollywood Blondes Agnes ........ Geraldine ..... Marjorie May . . . . Pastey .......... Tessie Turs . . . Mazeppa .... Cigar ..... Electra .... Renee ........ Phil ............ Bourgeron-Cochon . . William Tyler . . Dwight Kehoe John Bicknell, Jr. . . . . Barbara Feri . . . Karen Henry . . . . Linda Wolfe Barbara Eichhorn . . Paul Comiskey . . . . . John Allen Richard Stafford .. Seth Eisengart . . . James Murch . . . . Jack Howell . . Dwight Kehoe William Richards . . . Joan Bradley . . . . Ellen Jacobs . . . . Alicia Berry Coralie Harmon . . . Katri Sellendi . . Richard Lahn . . . . Nancy Todd . Georgia Nichols .. Paul Comiskey . . . . . Ellie Stack . . Ruth Schaefer . . . . . John Allen . . . William Tyler But, we'll be the best act in your show! '4My name is June, what's yours?,' You gotta have a gimmick?

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Z 7 l x- xi John Peterson, winner of the Oral Interpreta- tion of Literature Contest. I - ELI E32 I 677727 .o ir to UQ UN CI L The Debate Council, under the guidance of Dr, Ralph johnson. won not only the St. Peteras Col- lege Novice lournanient and the discussion tour- ney at Seton Hall. but also perforined favorably at New York University. Un their own stamping grounds. one of the debaters, John Peterson, won the oral interpretation of literature contest. The Debate Council was also very active in the New Jersey Intercollegiate Speech Association. Its assigned topic for this year was: 'fresolved that the non Connnunist nations of the world should estab- lish an economic connnunityf' April saw the An- nual Drew Debate Tournament hosted by the De- bate Council. President of the Council for the past year was Ceorge Engelhardt. Debate Council - Beth Jewell, jane S. Fink, Lyndelle Fairlie, Ceorge Engelhardt, Dr. Ralph Johnson, Al Merriam, Pete Fuchs, Faith Longstreet. Pete Seeger performs in Baldwin Gyma SPECIAL E VE T mums Mrs. Robert Oxnarn, Dr. Robert F. Oxnam, Mrs. Doug- las W. Johnson, Mrs. lNIuhammed Khan, Sir Muhammed Zafrulla Khan.