Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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It's Activities Time llIusic, lights, actionlv The ltlusic Hall grows dark and hushed as the audience spies Bill Seeley, sparkling emcee for the 1950 Varsity Varieties. Wie wait tensely in the wings, smeared thick with grease paint, ready to go on as soon as the applause dies down. Itts campus talent night. Wie grow more serious when Christmas and Easter seasons bring the Purduettes, Glee Club, and Uni- versity Choir to the stage. In Fowler Hall Romeo woos Juliet, the backstage crew applies a hasty coat of paint, and a world famous comedy or a modern drama is the bill of fare. Vile are not always the stars in front of the foot- lights. VVC take ou1' bows and step aside for the world greats. The London Philharmonic gives us a taste of longhair, the Sadler's Wlells' famous ballet troupe shows us a pirouette, and lifaggie Higgins and Cornelia Otis Skinner captivate their audiences. ive applaud long and loud for Spike Jones or ttlllr. Roberts from our through-a-friendw seats in third-row center. Thursday' conves, chats with Vassic, and Broadway lieadlinerswull are parts of Music Hall activity. 38

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. . We Were There. . From unine yeahs and a rah to ue to the X, dy, dxw Purdue has cheered teams during the pigskin and hardwood seasons. lVe've had Big Ten champs and cellar teams, a string of P's on the Old Oaken Bucket, and a long-sought victory over the Irish. VVhen warmer weather rolls around 'cplay ball is the battlecry, and many a bat is splintered on the diamond. lllatmen, tankmen, thinlies-all add a star of their own in the sports sky. Although Isbell, Oliphant and lllurphy may flinch slightly when they scan our season's record, we've passed and shot and tried to do our best. All of this energy might be wasted elsewhere, but not at Purdue. Comes the invincible, which usually does, we,ve played to win. On the other side of the fence the spectators have shivered and roasted, screamed with joy and sighed with disappointment, and set a new high for game attendance. Even though we had a chem test the next day, we went to the game. VVe may not have passed the test, but we gave the team that extra bit of push. VVhen our efforts were not in vain, and the team copped the victory, we turned the campus upside down. Yes, we were there! Another year, but the same Old Oaken Bucket classic-we're still going strong!