Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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On llie saxophone. Pa in Kib- bons helps entertain the crowd with The Heat is On. Party All The Time . . Lynda Dybala and President Frick present the Outstanding Alumni Award to Reverend Bob Kasper. 17

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Dancing wildly, Chris Ratliff and Joan Sundberg move to ihe sounds of Elite Entertainment. Enjoying each other ' s com- pany. Rich Vincent and John Leahy reminisce. As the fans enjoyed Elmhurst College ' s victory over Carthage College, the final preparations were being finished in the banquet hall of the Hamilton Hotel. A record setting crowd of over six hundred attended the dinner dance. The evening began with students and alumni meeting for cocktails. A dinner of cream of basil soup, salad, chicken marco polo and a delectable amaretto cheesecake was served. The program, including the Alumni Merit Awards, followed the dinner. Elite Entertainment and the college Jazz Band supplied the music for the dance. The couples danced on the crowded fioor until one A.M. when the evening concluded. — Lynda Dybala Christ Floros

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N L Marion Clay challenges Father Doherty to defend his faith in light of the disaster. The production of Angels Fall introduced the Artist in Residence program to the Mill Theater. The entire production was an actor ' s workshop for the cast members, conducted by professional actor and acting teacher, Kevin Doolan. Doolan had appeared in one hundred and thirty stage productions during his career, as well as numerous film roles in both commercial and industrial productions. As a part of the Artist in Residence program, Doolan also presented a workshop entitled A Survival Course for Actors, which discussed methods for actors to market their skills. The cast of five students and Doolan portrayed a group of people stranded in an old mission in the New Mexico desert after a nuclear accident. Each character had to come to grips with his or her past in the light of possibly not having a future. The script provided an ex- cellent opportunity to explore the depths of ensemble acting and proved to be a real growth ex- perience for all involved. The conflict between what Don Tabaha wants to do and what he knows he should do over- whelms him. £