Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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S. L. STADELMAN explains the theory of religious dance interpretation. JOSEPH VICTOR Laderoute, tenor, thanks his accompanist after his performance in the Little Theatre. .5 li Am 1 ll we ...Mag , legen p w .ww gt., 1 x 4 1 1 ew, 'E 2' .,g, ii I 2 'M ,af L? W 7 1 sgfkw 3324 X' ii' .., Q .1 ,, if iq E 'A S . . 1 I DR. C. BOURCIER delights his audience with passages from M0Iiere. ELIZABETH REID, U. N. representative to Tanganyika, relates How the African Sees Africa. Competent lectures and artists brought enter- tainment and intellectual stimulation to the cam- pus. Dorothy Day's inspiring philosophy, Rev- erend Birkenhauer's account of the Antarctic, Dr. Daniel McDonald's magical feats, tenor Joseph Laderouteis amazing range, and Harry Barton's delightful pantomiming indicated that the pro- . gram had been thoughtfully planned. MERCYHURST STUDENTS portray Our Lady's Visitation to her Cousin Elizabeth under the direction of Sara Lee Stadelman.

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D. SAUNDERS and L. Brittain of Cambridge University debating team, pit oratorical abilities against Mercyhurst's K. Lynch and M. Fiedler. Cultural Program To encourage a taste for the intellectual and aesthetic, Mercyhurst included in her cultural program a representative group of artists and lecturers, as Well as contributions from the Mercy- hurst Drama and Fine Arts departments. Among student-centered activities was That Name of Delight, directed by Sara Lee Stadel- man, which demonstrated that speech and the dance should simultaneously express a dramatic moment. Other student productions, Wisteria Trees, one-act student-directed plays, and the musical comedy, Plain and Fancyf gave drama and music enthusiasts the opportunity to display their talents. Then, too, Mercyhurst debaters en- joyed their lively discussion with visiting Cam- bridge University debaters, and Dr. Donatellils St. Thomas Day program proved philosophically enriching. T. CARNEY, vice-president of the Eli Lilly Co., emphasizes the necessity of Educating for Inequalityf' , i 4 1 1 l ii, Q DOROTHY DAY, editor of Q 'Q the Catholic Worker, stresses the necessity of Christian char- ity in today's world. FATHER HENRY Birken- hauer, S. J. parallels Mary and the modern woman at the So- dality Communion Breakfast, December 8. 80

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Religious Exercises wr 'W E Q it B , ti.. 2 115.':l:-5, r 'ao' Fi ,, . 'ein .33 Q. 1. 'lag K , 'lego FEAST OF THE Immaculate Conception was the date of the Annual Sodality Communion Breakfast. Spiritual life on campus was revitalized by two annual Sodality activities. On December 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Father Birken- hauer, guest speaker for the Communion Break- fast, penetratingly compared life with a stage production. In January, Father William and Fa- . . CAMMY KWOLEK, A Sk' , ther Paul, D1scalced Carmelites, centered the stu- my Inner and Sondra Konkoly participate in the dent retreat on the powerful effects and obliga- Rgsary pilgrimage in hgngf of Marys 'ti0I1S contained in the three simple WO1'dS faith, Immaculate Conception. hope, and charity. FATHER PAUL holds a retreat discussion with freshmen and OH!! FATHER William is it really true that Sophomofes in Room 29- your feet never get co1d?? 82