Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Triad Weekend Classes and books were TorgoTTen as The broTh- ers of Sigma Chi and Phi DeITo TheTo and Their doTes climbed on buses and headed for Mead- owbrook Pork To observe an imporTonT porT of Miomils hisTory-The founding of The Tried. Everyone soon become engrossed in shuffle- boord, golf, Tennis, picnic lunches, and The ever- presenT bridge. The ouTing was climaxed ThoT evening wiTh dancing in The pavilion. TogeTher- ness and responsibiliTies of These Alpha chopTers were sTressed ThroughouT The day. A warm spring day and The Meadowbrook pool are conducive To swimming, buT whaT's wiTh The sweatshirt? Some Triaders and daTes find enTerTainmenT wiTh Lady Luck and a game of chance on The warm spring day. Keep your eye on The ball; The obiecT is To sink iT in The liTTle hole; sTeady-oops! BeTTer luck nexT Time!

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My Three Angels Three ongeIs-ond who buT o swindler and Two murderers could be more genuine angels?- sTorTed The sToge inTo moTion and The audience inTo loughTer in a hilarious comedy. In The Trop- ics of French Guiana These Three convicTs cop- Ture The heorTs of The audience and become The heroes of The day by playing Robin Hood roles in saving c: shopkeeper from business disosTer Through The scrupulous use of call The imaginable criminal arTs and by displaying cheerful dis- posiTions, Tender heorTs, and clever hands. The play was presenTed by The Miami UniversiTy TheoTer under direcTion of Dr. Ronald Kern of The Speech DeporTmenT. The Three angels, Clayton Stephen, John Szuhay and David Miller, makes Their devilish enTrance from The roof. This angel shows his supreme salesmanship ability as he Poul, porTrayed by Mark Williams, proves wiThouT doebt succeeds in selling absurd products at exorbiTanT prices. That his love for money far exceeds his love for a girl. 23

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' In Margaret Turner's My Horn Book and My Top, tension is created and haggling prevails among the aIl-femole cost after the death of Shakespeare's son, Hamlet; his mother destroys the boy's possessions before his father returns. One Acfs Four one-oct plays ranging on 0 time scale from Shakespeare to modern times and from powerful drama to riotous comedy constituted a night of variety at one sitting. The plays were student-directed and were presented in con- nection with the Speech Department. Rebelling father, Ken Holt, demands that his sniveling daughter attend him in Noel Coward's ploy, Fumed Oak. An unsuccessful restaurateur believes entertainment is the way to success in the philosophical Triumph of the Egg.