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Narrating the action of the play, Doug Teel relates to the audience the movement and messages Involved in the story or Antigone. ' Antigone ' Second On Play Agenda Second on the list of scheduled Little The- atre productions was “Antigone 1 a contem- porary version of a Greek myth. The play depicted the attempts of the young girl An- tigone to bury her dead brother even though she faced death for doing so. Though the drama came under the classi- fication of tragedy, it had touches of humor. Perry Schwartz directed the play. In a tense scene Creon attempts to convince Anti- gone not to bury the body of her dead brother.
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In a holiday setting Janet Barnett and Jack Johnson reign as king and queen at the college ' s first Snowball dance. Shortly after her crowning Janet Barnett receives congratula- tions from Jack Johnson and student council members. Snowball Introduced By Women’s Group Sponsored by Associated Women Students, the first Snowball dance on campus featured a Winter Wonder- land theme. The semi -formal affair provided an all- campus dance during the Christinas season Music for the event was presented by the Showmen. Students attending the ball chose royalty from can- didates sponsored by residence halls, sororities and fraternities, Janet Barnett won the Snowball Queen Litle, and Jack Johnson was Snowball King, Miss Thar- nett was nominated by Delta Sigma Phi, and Johnson was the McM bides Hall candidate. 28
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Telling Santa Christmas wishes, children of students and fac- ulty attend the Memorial Union Childrens Party, Celebrating her birthday on Memorial Union Christmas Day, Mrs, Cunningham serves the president a piece of cake. Special Events Herald Christmas Traditions With the arrival of the holiday season a variety of activities heralded Christmas traditions Faculty and students attended the annual Madrigal Dinner, which depicted 16 th-century England- Roth floors of Memorial Union were utilized for the banquet and the evening’s entertainment. Christmas Vespers, presented by the Collegian Chor- ale and the Glee Clubs, featured a Rach cantata and a number composed by a faculty member. On Memorial Union Christmas Day, faculty mem- bers served free coffee to students. President and Mrs. Cunningham received the customary Christmas tree bearing cards from campus organizations 30
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