Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,,,.., dramatics club TextiIe's Dramatics Club was formed by and for students with an interest in acting, directing, and stage design. Under the direction of its advisors, Mr. Christian B. Kulczytzky and Mrs. Mary Schmeltzer, the club made its debut of the year with Eugene Ionesco's The Lesson. I..- N ... I.-,. l 7 5 . n 1 u ' l,.dln theatre of the absurd W5 C ll

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The Newman Club was organized to foster the spiri- tual, intellectual and social interests of the Catholic students on the campus. Various activities of the club give emphasis to the development of a spiritu- ally stronger person. Talks and discussions delve into the deeper aspects of Catholic thought and the interrelations of the religious and scholastic lives of the student. Aside from its religious undertakings, the club sponsors social events which contribute to a richer life on the campus. l mailman g l -- I fu - . 1 - ' fi--rd-JH i.,. r-- 'M IT-F , ,H-,,-,....-4'-1 'vw ' -,.s-P' ' A hu, BACK ROW: John LeCompte, Paul Beary, Waller Soltys, Bill Stute, George Baltaeff, Flon Cylc, Jim Vernon, Tom Scheerin, John Clark, Flay Croes, Paul Hackney, Rick Miskinis, Bob Honold, George Kra- chef, Don DePorter, Dave Hertzog. FRONT ROW: Sam Corr, Frank Sam Corr, Representative, George Kracher, dent, Father Baldrick, Chaplain, Paul Hackney Flep resentativeg Bob Honold, Vice-President. FRONT Eileen Bateman, Secretary. LaScala, Frank Lochetto, Gregg Sanginiti, Lou Ferri, Dan DelCollo, John Porreca, Eileen Bateman, Father Baldrick, Mike DeRussio, Jack W Donahue. 11 club

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