Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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Wendell Corey is surrounded by admirers as he signs autographs after the show. From the great saga of the sea comes the exciting and masterful drama of mu- tiny, When a captain finds his crew oppos- ing him, what does he do? Paul Douglas as Captain Queeg portrayed a man caught in a mutinous upheaval of his crew. The superb acting of Wendell Corey and Steve Brodie added realistic atmos- phere to the tense production of Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court Martial. The drama troupe appeared as the first of the entertainment series. er the last curtain call, the ISNU students gathered in the Cage to discuss the performers and the show. 21

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Robert Leach Dr Larson and Dr Norton discuss the third hour assembly s response to the racial prejudice issue with the speaker, Henry L. Kohn. Zee cmd ahmrmtdaw dm Assembly-a word that will elicit a response from any student, in any field, at any time, at any place, and in any language. The reason? One hour each Wednesday is devoted to assemblies and skipping is 'frowned upon. This year, however, we were 'fortunate enough to have a pleasant variety of programs. Student as- semblies presented by Gamma Phi, Forensics, Orche- sis, Blackfriars, and the Music Department provided a refreshing lift 'For most assembly-goers. Lectures by outstanding speakers contributed much to our knowl- edge and understanding of current affairs and world problems. An especially entertaining assembly was presented by an attractive young lady who astounded all the sleepers and clock-watchers in Capen Auditorium when she revealed the fact that she was a he, On the more serious side, student discussion and partici- pation in the assembly concerning Brotherhood Week made it one of the most impressive ofthe year. Eleanor Sykes Peters gives her interpretation of various poems during her assembly program.

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QS wg' Line Coach, Carl Heldtp Head Coach, Edwin Struck: B Squad Coach, Warren Crewsp Backfield Coach, Harold Fryep and Assistant Coach, Jack Jordan. I Speeding around a would-be tackler, Riggenbach is on his way with a punt. Bradley's Braves ruined Normal's foot- ball opener for the second consecutive year. With quarterback Don Stamp throw- ing passes to giant end Alan Marr and with Dale Ems and Frank Goza pounding out yardage on the ground, the Peorians romped to a 34-13 win. The game was fought on fairly even terms in the first half, with the Braves holding a i3-7 edge at halftime. Redbird Bob Riggenbach led an opening march which ended in the Bradley end zone. Riggenbach did the scoring, the first touchdown of the game. Herb Heiss hit Jerry Davidson with a touchdown pass in the final minute of play, thus giving Normal the last score and a loss. Zmuea