Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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F , ..,--- sYcAMoRE REVUE Q Swing Fever , the seventh annual Syca- more Revue, was presented on April 20 and 21 at the Sycamore Theatre. This year Indiana State's all-student production was directed by Barbara F essenden. A highlight of the show was the forty piece uswingphonyv orchestra which was assembled by Bill Richardson, co- director. As always the music for the revue was entirely student-written. The script was prepared by Barbara Fessenden, Lucille Vaughan, Mrs. Lillian Masters, and Bill Rich- ardson. Mrs. Miriam DuVall DeArmott helped coach some of the dance numbers. The romantic leads were played by Gene Morlan and Victoria Leafgreen. Harriett Bren- nen, Elizabeth Fletcher, Virginia Miller, Charles Fauset, and Clifford Skomp played comic roles. l V' an l I A , .1 l fl ss fl . Q T7 ,l, lat, WF'-f i 4 -lv 1 1 'I

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Under the direction of Barbara Fessenden and Melvin Olsen, editors, the Indiana States- man continued progress during the year. The format remained the same, but during the Winter quarter the paper Went streamline. The old-style balanced heads were discarded in favor of streamlined flush left heads. Other advancements included the removal of the editorial column, in its place Went a column of opinion of the editor. Philip Wells served as business manager of the Statesman. Tom Walsh, Earl Koile, and John Winton served as advertising managers. Those who held editorial positions Were: Joan Sedgwick, Gerald Pielemier, John White, Carl Parks, Victoria Leafgreen, Kathryn Sny- der, Martha Yeager, Thelma Carr, Maxine Smith, Lucille Vaughan, and Kathryn Kincaid. Mr. Hubert Smith served as faculty adviser of the publication. STATESMAN 3 Z MELVIN OLSEN BARBARA FESSENDEN PHILIP WELLS 27

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