Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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l N i ,yi Prologue I . . . i, i Totus Mundus Agit Histrionemn ,. Ax You Like if 2, All the world's a stage is the theme of the 1956 CLIPPER. Our yen fl book is a comprehensive record. covering every pha'e of our acting career in ' pictures and text. THE DIRECTORS. who have been the angels in the wings, are p t sented in the first section. Throughout the long run of our production tiev have helped to smooth our performances with their constant attention in helpful suggestions. Because they have given so generously of their knowledge and experience, they have aided us to become the Sfarx that we are today. STARS are we, the Class of 1956. shining brightly in all the glory of our senior year. The leading parts which have been so eagerly coveted by us hive finally been won. You may judge our ability from the list of our activities and characteristics. ON STAGE. the review of our long and successful production. comes next. Herein are found illustrated programs of our rehearsals and productions Every drama has seasons, changes of mood. and climaxes. You will lind them all represented here. 'Tis a chronicle of day by day. The UNDERSTUDIES will take up where we leave off. To them vie entrust our college and future roles in the hope that they will play their pirts with fervor and skill equal to ours. Play out the play. ACTION is our final section. It 'is concerned with all of the compinv at Salem and their participation in community and college activities. both soeiil V v and athletic. The campus of Salem Teachers College has been our stage, as dear to us as the Globe was to Shakespeare. We have played our parts for four yciis , progressing from the roles of Illltlf'l'SflI!Ilil'S to those of xfarx. Since we hive i so long and so diligently rehearsed. we are now ready to play new roles on 1 ,il bi., last man. Q i ,U with the sincere hope that it will pleafe you. c. - lar er stave with confidence. XVe are ready to trv our fortunes to the 1. D . . i Our revels now are ended. To you we offer this record of progitss THE EDITORS

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HONCDRING RICHARD H. ROCKETT TEACHER LAWYER PUBLIC CFFICIAL