Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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.nw , 'ti 0 Pff Art Club The aim of the Art Club is to promote a more active and professional interest in art. In order to develop a keener appreciation of great art, the club's activities have included held trips to art exhibits in the surrounding area. Visits to the International Exhibit in Pittsburgh and the sight of Van Gogh originals in the Cleveland Art Museum enkindled deep admiration in the aspir- ing artists. Club members demonstrated some of their art- istic techniques at the Erie Art Teachers, Confer- ence. They also served as hostesses to the art teachers and their pupils at the Art Department's Open House. The Club's activities were climaxed in April with its annual art show at the Erie Art Museum. Y-W! FIRST ROW: M. Downey, T. Kwolek, M. A. Oblinski, W. Beezub, A. M. Ledoux. SECOND ROW: A. Ferraro, M. J. Spaeder, M. Rinderle, B. Kramer, A. M. Decker. THIRD ROW: P. Wehle, J. Fedor, M. E. McCarthy, M. Proud, M. Palmer, J. Galla. FOURTH ROW: K. Amacher, M. Burke, S. Cutter, P. .McMu1len, J. Young. 1 ART CLUB officers, M. E. Downey, S. Cutter, and M. Rinderle, help to hang entries in a Mercyhurst graphics exhibit. J. YOUNG, M. PALMER, A. M. Decker, and M. A. Wernet, art majors, solve problems in water colors . . . pencil sketch . . . oils. 40 X L

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FIRST ROW: B. Fogarty, M. A. Oblinski. SEC- OND ROW: M. Palmer, M. P. Nash. THIRD ROW: K. Dwyer, M. Reich, V. Curnutte. FOURTH ROW: M. A. Samuelson, R. Gazarik, E. Osinski. FIRST ROW: D. Gottry, M. Terrett, J. Khawly, T. McBride, C. Emanuele, J. A. Fedor, J. Fioravanti M. E. McCarthy, M. Jaeger, M. Ells, A. John. SEC- OND ROW: J. Matjasko, C. McCarthy, M. Grande, l. ALPHA PSI OMEGA, national drama fraternity mem- bers R. Gazarik, C. Kwolek, S. Cutter, E. Osinski, M. A. Samuelson, K. Dwyer, and M. J. Spaeder pose in the Little Theatre. Greensleeve Players The Greensleeve Players of Mercyhurst College provide an atmosphere of culture, entertainment, and education. In the fall the players presented The Wis- teria Trees, Joshua Logan's American version of the Russian classic The Cherry Orchard. In this story of the decadent Andree family of Louisiana, the author makes an analogy between the emancipation of the Russian serf and the emancipation of the American slave, An innovation of The Players this year is the Fine and Lively Arts Festival. The Festival fea- tured an art exhibit of fellow students, a French Elm and a classic American movie, 'lAll Quiet on the Western Front. The Festival was climaxed with the presentation of Plain and Fancy. N. Luber, C. Klein, M. Proud, V. Gorsak, D. Metler, , T. Spurrier, M. E. De Fonzo, A. M. McCarthy, W. Beezub, G. Gruitza.