Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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n TEST? TITHI :mv 3 wx L 'P 'f' - ' Tuwm Over The pasT Two years, The Green and Gold Masque-Keys Drama Club has underTaken Two producTions. EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL was produced in The spring of 1965. The Tall producTion of T965 was BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, Under The di- reCTion of Mrs. Mariam Usrey, These produCTions aTTained on almosT professional qualiTy. lar 'SJ wg.

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Nathan Twining, an Artist who hos been described as the fastest rising young pianist in America, is presented in concert. Students converse with Mr. Twining at a reception Following the concert. Dr. H. Warner Kloepfer speaks on recent and fascinating developments in the field of human genetics. Mr. Denes Zsigmonday, renowned Hungarian violinist, and his wife Anneliese Nissen perform in a violin and piano concert. 187

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Mrs Elizabeth Garthly exhibits the work of students in her classroom ' '-' ff ' l ,U - .-.. , .L .-'F' Student art shows are set up periodically in the center Such informative and colorful displays as this, by Mr. Parker ot thelibrary. Wilson, contribute greatly to the library's appearance and atmosphere. Methodist College Students are frequently given the opportunity to prove their abilities in ART EXHIBITS, TALENT SHOWS, and MUSIC RECITALS. This is not only valuable to the students in their cultural growth but it is also important to the college as an indication at an active and thriving spirit. Students occasionally expose their talents at hootenannies or Applied music students perform in student recitals which are in various talent shows. given several times throughout the year. 189