Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Summer School Each summer hrings a multitude ot activities to Ves- leyarfs campus. Nlany varied programs are presented in- cluding the independent study courses which are offered in every major field. Among these are the Summer Science Institute designed as a refresher course for high school science teachers. and College Credit in Escrow CC.C.l.E. l. ln the latter program, high school juniors in good standing are almle to accumulate college credits and experience col- lege life during the summer session. In addition. the Xlusic Departmenl sponsors a music camp which provides musical instruction under specialists in every field as well as rec- reation centered around the facilities of Lake Bloomington. The well-known Summer Stock company under the able direction of the Drama Department gives performances of The Philadelphia Story , The Big Knife . Hedda Cah- lern. See llow They Hun . and Destry Hides Again . All of these plays were presented in the 1964 season. The camera catches the 1964 Sunnner Stock crew in a tranquil moment. 26 K. l fx, if l' . 17 . .- Cast members rehearse for the opening of 'The Philadelphia Story. A student at the Summer Science Institute measures chemicals into a beaker.

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loiivocatioii Again tliis year NVQ-slcyziii spuiismc-cl Ll variety of spvak- vis un cannpns. Tlnl first smiic-stci' was nH1t-tally usln-rod in with tlnf P1't'siclc11t's Culivocaltiuii. In Ot-tolwr, British liisturizln S. li. ClU1'2ll'Cl Pricstly. ll spvciulist in llltUI'l'lLlflUl'ltll 1'L'lLlilUl'lS, wus l't'1ltlll'CCl. His main topic' L'Ul1Ct1l'llUll tln- risc of Asian nations. Dr. Nlalbcl Elliot, clnxirimin of Sociology uml pmft-ssm' ut Cliutliinn C0111-gc in lJlftSl3lll'Q1ll, lvctnrcil in -liIl'llll1I'y. On Fmimlm-5' Day, Dr. Carl Xlit-l'nu'lsm1. ll pmlicssui' of rlilieology ut Drew Lll1lX'Lt1'- sity, utltlrvsst-cl stntlvnts and tiicnlty on ulXlOClL'I'11 Xian and Guilt-gmt rum, For tht- sccuncl sviiivstei' plans wvrc nmclc for L1 music symposium and tlic tmtlitimnil Honors Day Pl't'SL'lltLltll,JIlS alt tlu- uncl nt tlni ycar. Dr, liertlinll' prciscnts Cieuigc Xleuns of Pwtury Il'lt?l'1lt'ltiU1llll witli nn llUl1Ul'i!l'y tlcgrcc nt Fmimlc-rs Day Cfo1lx'm'z'ntiu1l. llllll If 3 . lynn.: X'-n v. Mrs. Elliot, specialist in criminology, speaks on Crime and, X iolent-0 in the United States. Iulni NYiesturt, senate president. adclif-sses the full convocation. MN ,E