Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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One-Acts The Valiantn - Holworthy Hall 8L Robert Middlemass irector: Gilbert Gardner Cast arden Holt ...... John Scuderi ather Daly ..... Barry Downing arnes Dyke ...... Tony Garofalo osephine Paris ..... Mary Beebe an .............. Charles Bee ttendant ........ Bruce Hewitt The Valiant is perhaps the est known one-act of the four- me. It deals with the hours be- re a man's execution as the haplain and warden try to un- ver the identity of the con- ernned. 6, I 960 1 l ...Ay p l 1 w--- .Wm D I ' -4 .',. ' Lighting: Earl Brundage and Floyd Shaw Publicity: Joan Paris Makeup: Audrey De Rosia House Manager: Diane Deming Another Way Out - Lawrence Langner Director: Rebecca Pickett Cast Celeste ............. Carol Lof Mrs. Abbey ........ Julie Elgart Pomeroy Pendleton . Nils Carlson Baroness deMeauville .... Marie Saldicco Charles P. K. Fenton Henry Johnson A clever scene of a sophisticated pair who find themselves hampered by their marital status. However, ingenuity triumphs and 'LAnother Way Outl' is discovered.

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Producer: Mr. Warren Pickett 'The Geniusu - Dr. Ethel B. Callahan Director: Earl Brundage Cast Professor ........ Arthur Pulitzer Susanne .... Marcia MacConnell Madame Soulet . . Barbara Schorr Evariste Galois . . Gilbert Gardner Claude De Martin Gardner Glenn Nickie Galois ..... David l Vatson uThe Geniusi' was written by Hartwick's own Dr. Callahan of the College Math Department. The tale is based on the life of Evariste Galois, a brilliant young French- man who, in the 18th century, revolutionized algebra. The performances marked the first time that Dr. Callahanls play was produced on the stage. A Bill o If Men Played Cards As Women Do - George S. Kaufma Director: David Barzilay Cast John . . . . . . John Centarno Bob . . . . . Robert Bend Marc . . . . . . David Wats George ......,.... Randy Curl A comedy in which the view sits in on a men's card game the fellows gossip over the even of the day. A hilarious satire! January I4

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Receptions The annual Freshman Tea, held o September 13, 1959, was sponsored by th Hartwick College Women's Club. At thi time, freshmen and their parents were in troduced to the faculty and staff of th college. On September 24-th, President and F. M. Binder and the faculty formally each Hartwick student at the Reception. Following tradition, the tion included entertainment and Designed as a Hartwick Family the President's Reception for Faculty Staff took place on October 1 in a f atmosphere apart from daily work t3,CtS. and Conc Concerts are an important and integral part of the life at Hartwick College, involving many students in Concert Choir, Radio Choir, Band, or Grchestra. Three major seasonal concerts are given each year, in the Fall, at Christ- mas, and again in the Spring. J 41 A First occurred this year when the entire music de- partment went on tour across New York State, visiting many city churches and high schools. In addition to con- certs, frequent recitals are given during Chapel period and in the evenings by talented students. 106