Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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Confvocations heckon us to appreciate the arts Classical music enthusiasts enjoyed the two excellent per- formances by the world-famous Danish National Orchestra. in X Y l ESN ' R X X2 X 5, ll if F 4 L xg . . K, f .Y -2- ' Q4 - X-N Qi kj . :I . -' sf , wi ,5 i?i5xbg at-Y. ,. -' is 9 -. .V s 'v-:mr -. , - . 1 ' , R ,..4:,?25.. V .-Ai, fx: , fx 22,4 , From her antics the audience agreed that Anna Russell didn't fit the ster- eotype of the proper English citizen. l0 Using quotations from Shakespeare's writings, Sir John Gielgud gave a dra- ma reading entitled The Ages of Man. The Purdue Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music is considered one of the culture centers of the Midwest. Besides being the largest auditorium in the world with a seating capacity of 6107, this hall is continually presenting the best in entertainment, ranging from concerts and musical Variety shows to film lectures and speakers.

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Purdue spirit shines through in many ways- cheering at athletic events, singing carols at Christmas time, laughing with friends. This enthusiasm develops into a deep loyalty to the Alma Mater. A sense of belonging is established which leaves a Warm glow inside of each Purdue graduate throughout his life. Holding the Oaken Bucket. symbol of Purdue-Indiana rivalry, the football captains note that the P links exceed the I's. Invigorated. refreshed-these two words describe the ice skaters on the Co- Rec Gym rink. first opened this winter. 9 i?':1,I 1' I jk 'l ' I AK vdL

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A Pulitzer Prize winner. Curl Sandburg has the distinction of being known as poet 55 I of industrial .xIll9l'iCi1.N His llI'02fl'2llIl consisted of poetry reading and ballad singing. The New York City Center Ballet brought many innovations to the art of modern ballet in the l'nited States.