Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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In Dramatics — No better example of the complex processes necessary for the achievement of a goal can be found than in the dramatic activities of the OWU community. Here students learn that the glamour of opening night is only possible through the steady and accurate completion of thousands of details, none of which may be apparent to the play-goer. Stage and light crews, property managers, costume designers and ticket salesmen all come to understand that failure of any small part of their jobs may jeopardize the entire production. Students are also faced with utilizing all possibilities for creativity within the limits of practicality, an important lesson to be learned by members of all societies. A finished production means many nights ci intensive rehearsal. Here, members oi the Carousel cast go through the opening number.

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Manager of the A Cappella Choir, Chuck Ream, is general overseer of the choir ' s annual tour. A Home Economics Club project involves making dolls and aprons for a nursery school at the Sri Avinashilingam Home Science College in Coimbotore, India. 21

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A break means a lime to study, knit or socialize. Sometimes the job requiring the most preparation by the student carpenters is only on stage ior five minutes, as is the carousel. Prof. Gerald Kroeger, the faculty adviser for Carousel, waits to comment on part of the rehearsal. V