Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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1-3. Dancers for the Raymond Johnson Dance Company display their graceful movement during the company ' s performance in Felten-Start Thea- tre Oct. 18. Besides their final appearance the group participated in various classes at the uni- versity. 4. The Vanguard Tour of the Missouri Repertory Company visited the campus and pre- sented their version of William Inge ' s Bus Stop in the theatre April 2D. 5. Another event spon- sored by the special events committee was the American String Quartet on Mar. 5 6. Right to life speaker Mildred Jefferson stresses her view- point in a Sept. 14. speech in the Memorial Union. 7 Members of the Bus Stop cast amuse the near-capacity crowd in Malloy Hall ' s Fellen-Start Theatre.

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BUS Stop Mildred Jefferson American string Quartet Raymond Johnson Dance Company Representing a broad spectrum of the campus, the special events committee worked with Dr. Bill Jellison. vice presi- dent for student affairs, to bring a vari- ety of entertainment to FHS. One of the first events featured was the Raymond Johnson Dance Company in Fel ten- St art Theatre. The group taught master classes on dance, acting movement and staging of dance,’’ Jellison said. At the company’s recital Oct. 18 the theatre was filled with a near-capacity audience. An event with special appeal to FHS musicians was the appearance of the American String Quartet Mar. 5. FHS theatre patrons were attracted to the Missouri Repertory Company’s per- formance of Bus Stop April 20 in Fel- ten-Start. The Memorial Union and the Back Door in Custer Hall also provided vari- ous coffeehouses and speakers. Among those was Mildred Jefferson, sponsored

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4.T 1. The final opportunity for students to take advantage of a convocations hour with no 10:30 classes came with the lecture of Arthur Goldberg! former associate justice of the Supreme Court and former Secretary of Labor on May 7. 2. Shana Alexander of CBS TV’s “60 Minutes promises a time limit on her lecture in Sheridan Coliseum Sept, 29, 3 Alexander listens to a ques- tion posed to her during her morning press con- ference in the Memorial Union. 4, Syndicated col- umnist lack Anderson describes his experiences in the field of investigative reporting and the opportunities in the journalism field to students Mar. 27, 5. Local media as well as journalism stu- dents took advantage of Alexander’s press con- ference in the Pioneer Lounge to have a variety of questions answered by Alexander. 6 Phyllis Schaffly sounds out her strong views against the Equal Rights Amendment to a sparse crowd of anti-ERA supporters and students in Sheridan Nov. 14.