Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Qqrgauukqvqgq smugmu- 3359 n Mitch Schulman, Mike Clarke, and Mike White camouflage themselves in order to hear Jay Whipple read a letter they had planted as a ruse. Taher Hadsel, man, is astoul Twemfh ight William Shakespea1'e's Wfwelfth Night presented a humorous glimpse into Elizabethan society from the nobility down to the common folk. disguised as a young ided when she realizes Olivia Ccara Christensonl has fallen in love with her. 57

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,lim Clark proposes to an adamant Ellie Certz in The Boer lmy Anton Cllekov. An, Evening 0 ne-A et Theatre An Evening of One-Act Theatre consisted of three plays whose central theme was comic. Helenais Husband was a frivolous parody on the abduction of Helen of Troy. The Boer poked fun at the Russian middle class of 1917 in a manner reminiscent of early soap operas. The Bald Soprano presented a satirically acid com- ment on modern society and its lack of communica- tion. Lanny Parsons and Milcll Schulman contemplate the tragic loss ol l'lelen of Troy. Mike White and Cliarlcnc Dean are oblivious to the words of Sue licddoe.

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Prissy and Ken lead the annual Winter Weekend Float Parade. -,'f, ' Q' W' inter Weekend Queen Prissy Reece and her escort Ken Roberts. Winter Weekend 1964 was held from Feb- ruary 7-9. Lionel Hampton and his orchestra were featured at the Junior' Prom on Friday evening. The theme of the weekend, Expansion, per- vaded all planned activities. Highlights of the program included the Junior Prom at which Miss Prissy Reece was elected, from candidates nomi- nated by each women's residence, to reign over the entire weekend. On Saturday, the float parade made its way down Oneonta's Main Street. Mayor Albert Nader presented Prissy-with the Key to the City of Oneonta, and then, as part of the judging committee, selected Delta Sigma Phi's West-