Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS i WIEEK Dr. Zaun - Our speaker Grove City College was fortunate this year in having as a Spiritual Emphasis W'eek leader, Dr. Alan Zaun, pastor of the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church of Detroit. Dr. Zaun spoke in our morning chapel ser- vices and took part in informal discussion groups. He also held personal conferences with those who requested them, and concluclecl the week with a communion service. l ROW ONE: K. Keating, J. XfVerren, -I. Arnold, M. Langford, D. Harker, Harris. RO W TWO: tl. Craig, S. Coyle, G. Praml, D. Hayes, M. Magarrall, G. Odmark.

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OR CARNIVA Junior Carnival does not mean that the fun of its production and presentation is reserved for the Junior class. It is a project to add to the social activities of the year and to give many tal- ented students a chance to show more than text- book knowledge. This year the show was an historic event as well as an entertaining one. The campus was invaded by a Loon and a Coon from the moon. A variety of scenes provided humor and en- joyment. The men from the moon met with strange situations in the beach scene, the night club, and Carnegie Hall. Their unusual talent panicked the audience. A lot of behind the scene praise is well de- served for this year's Junior Carnival. All Help worked long hours to perfect the show. Let it be said that when Straight from Space dropped its final curtain on December seventh, Grove City added to its list another suc- cessful event. 1- - :f - .-3 - f- - - 512,56 ,V V -1' .. '11 er I. 'V . - K A . . f' 1 ' A If , '51-:ki , - . ' V . 1.1 '1i'.:Ji i Straight from the ffmn . . and into outer space!

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,K' llfly Three Angels PLAYS Each la and its creative re aration forms P Y P P a plot for a larger play. The curtain rises on this play, so let's sit back and watch its performance - a play about a play. The exposition comes first. As soon as try- outs are called we are introduced to the characters that form the plot. Nonchalant, nervous, budding Barrymoreg all read and are then relieved that it is over. The rising action starts with that device, the cast list begins to transform a person into another personality. The story progresses to re- hearsals. Comedy relief appears in varied forms. Complications set in when the second parallel plot evolves. Another group of characters intro- duce the backstage plot. The hero stage manager Taming of the Shrew holds the final answer as to whether the sets and actors will meet at the proper time. Thus, the action keeps rising until the in- evitable climax of the 8:15 curtain. ls the play a hit? Perhaps it is. The audience was entertained and the cast was gratified. The fun and experience of My Three Angels , The Taming of the Shrew , A'Briga- doon , and HThe Lady's Not For Burning will be mirrored again next year: for The play must go ony. Drama, too, is another phase of our storyg but further on We show you . .