Pace University - Legend Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Senior Elass ight NlysE N Friday night, May 25th, at 8:50 P.M., in Alumni Hall, the Class of 1951 presented Pace Colleges First Annual Senior Class Night. The performance was an hilariously funny two act play consisting of eight classroom scenes, each depicting the various changes in attitude, attire, and deportment of a class as it progressed from its freshman to its senior year. The instructors took a good-natured lampooning in such repre- sentative classes as: Economics, Geography, Psy- chology, Speech, Law, Statistics, Ethics, Advertis- ing, and Philosophy. The play was enacted with humorous results by a very able cast which included: Lewis Dick- man, Daniel Dineen, Charles Evanter, john Gib- bons, LeRoy Goodman, Elinor Grieg, Mitchell Grossman, Bertel Klaiman, jack Kyle, Albert Mandel, Theodore Meyer, Allan Rachman, Renee Roberts, Alan Saunders, and Lee Wieder. The original script was written by Albert Mandelg songs by Theodore Meyer, Albert Mandel and john Gibbons, directed by Theodore Meyer, assisted by Allan Rachman, jack Kyle and Albert Mandelg sets by Alan Saunders, costumes by Elinor Grieg, publicity by john Gibbons, and produced by Albert Mandel. 5,1951 . . Now , . . to graph the bowling averages . . No one leaves my class before the bell . . All right . . . let's get started on Plato . . . were weeks behind the other classes . . .!!! 55? :wc

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Welcome to tbe New Alumni of Pace College- We who graduated from Pace in the past want to con- gratulate-and welcome into our ranks-all of you in this year's graduating class. Graduation is both an exit and an entrance: An exit from undergraduate life and an entrance into business and profes- sional Helds. In the latter, you carry heavy responsibilities. As Pace College has grown, so have the obligations of new alumni. These obligations are many-to the public, to your chosen field, to the national welfare, to others. In meeting these, you have met your obligations to Pace. As with other colleges, Pace must look to its alumni for support and encouragement in its development. Knowing the spirit and loyalty which the Class of '51 has developed, your Alumni Association feels assured that it may depend on you for the strongest support in all of its fields of endeavor. Again, WELCOME! PACE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 131