Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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66Inherit the Wind'9 espite the tempting autumn days, M UT went indoors to prepare its late October presentation, iilnherit the Wind The play portrayed the 1925 Scopes WV onkeif trial of a T ennes- see school teacher, John, Scopes, for advancing the doctrine of evolution to h is students. The capable direction of Professors Russell J. Gmndsth?C and C harles Baher resulted in a highly successful M U T perfmmance. BRADY TRIES to talk Rachel into testify- ing against her lover. TURNING TO BRADY the defense demands, iiAre you Godfw THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEYJ Brady, attempts to redeem his self-respect with a final plea to the audience in one of the closing scenes of MUTis iiInherit the Wind? 22

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HOPES OF VICTORY go up in smoke for Kent State at the freshman bonfire. AT THE HOMECOMING DANCE in Withrow Court, varied towers and blue and white decorations carry out the weekend theme, hhTowering Timesz over crowded couples dancing to the music of Tex Beneke.

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Dad,s Day ALSO THE IDEAL DAD to his family, Mr. Brickels sits with his wife and children. n .a ANDY LIVINGSTON AND CLAUDETTE COOK, Co-chair- men, present the Ideal Dad award to Mr. Brickels. ohee at the Center and the glow of success after Toledo fell to the Redskins helped oyfset the cold November weather for visiting Dads. With the victory, it was apropos that the Miami Athletic Director, John Brickels, received the Ideal Dad award.