SUNY at Fredonia - Fredonian Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

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Eighteen Mi lt llin 'I'ulllc, Rowcnu Stillman, Iuscpli Siugcl, Pulcr' l.ysxcL-xvski, Incquc M::NL'i,ul1t, livclyn llalalink, Lucy lilirku liugcnc lficlcl, l:l'1lI1li Columbus, Miriam Sliulicrl, Malrllm Ruud. When the proscenium drapes opened this time, the Flash Bulb Fiends scene was exposed. The actors portrayed the considerate people with black boxes who subtly approach from behind and, snap! they have you in their prints. The abstract statement of the play's philosophy may be thought of as, Any sacrifice for a candid shot. Their dialog was very technical. They raved about filters, soft focus, and shutters: when the lead finally muttered something about intra-red, one began to characterize him as the radical leader of the Checked Shirts, or something. Photography Club

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Quiinq Club 39 .2 These are our nature loving actors whose repertoire consisted of camping, hiking, and,-blisters. The scene opened in the wee, somnific hours of the morning before any respectable alarm clock would think of raising its voice. The aber- rant characters jumped briskly l?l from their cozy beds to go on sunrise hikes. Although it's common knowledge that Old Sol has never missed a performance in millions of years, these noncontormists had to see for themselves. In winter the setting was changed: they sped down the Chautauqua Hills on skis, or at least they started on skis. If you like the Whispering forest, the invigorating air, and pebbles in your shoes, try for a role in the Outing Club. lietty Gootlenough, Irene Ienkins, Florence Miller, Bill Schwan, liill Henzlerson, Margaret Frimlnian, Icssie Kerr, llonnie Wolf, Shirley liclniumls, Marie Stail'orcl, Gene Ancleres, George llutler, Virginia Harman, Hattie I-Iuack, Droop Draves, Etl Turner, Ruth Fulston, Phyllis Iohnson, lane Kinney, Tom Conway, Helen Glzxtz, Fran Grossman, liula Ruby, Betty Ianc liclmuncl, Marjorie Dillingham, Robert Carlson, lletty Ancleres, liill Dunning, Lyla Wood, Paul Connely Mary lou lleausrrom Iohn Coomlsen lileanor ll-ifulorn Ro Risin , . . . , 1 . , . . .ra , y 5 g, Jane Whitney, jerry Brooks, lillen Talbott, Louis Closser, Delores Broocls, Harrison Scheicler, Dick Sawmley, Sherry Dun ham. V ,Y . , . ..... .- ..... -.. . A . ., 1 , T- X 1 w.,. . . ' ! Seventeen

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Science Club I 'Gi The lights dimmed as the human bloodhounds for the truth stealthily took their positions on the stage. These atom pursuers, these scientific Sherlocks tracked down the truth, regardless of its hiding place. When a new scientific theory was published our actors X-rayed, and test tubes detected it before they accepted its innocence. Occasionally they relied upon the idea that seeing is believing and proved their point conclusively with motion pictures. Their climax speech always was, Quick, Watson, the Bunson Burner. llclly Andcrcs, Ed Blom, Rex Bolling, Icnnette Carlson, Arthur Curtis, Winifrcd Dnglcish, Grace Dindnto, Doris lzckmun, Shirley li1lIl1Lll1ClS, Gene Field, Rosuri Foli, Bcity Goodcnougli, Margaret Griswuld, Lucy Guerra, Viola Hodas, Durotliy Horn, Mnric Hurley, Gladys johnson, Dororliy Kippcl, Anthony Leone, Virginian Newman, llairrison Schneider, loc Scigcl, Rowena Stillman, Conccttu Vitruno. Nineteen