Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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'J 7-TCF: if ' i I l . ' 1 l l l l 'X . W, Emma Morris, a talented soprano, entertained at a morning assembly. Shepherd College attempts to bring to its assembly programs a full variety of cultural events, including lectures from a diversity of areas, educational and entertaining musical presentations, and special student productions. The individuals presented in these assemblies are outstanding figures in their various fields. Rornaine Smith was speaker for the 1963 Family Living Conference, 25 7

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K . tS'SQI226AQ.5' The poet Stanley Kunitz, a winner of the Pulitzer Prize, spent a few days on the Shep- herd College campus and lectured at several informal seminars as well as at a special assembly. Dr. Festus Summers, an authority on West Virginia history and professor of history at ' West Virginia University, spoke at Sl'1epherd's ninety-first Founder's Day Assembly. His topic was Men to Match Our Mountains . Keith Bryan and Karen Keyes, whose appearance at Shepherd College was part of a nation-wide tour, presented an hour pro- gram of flute and piano music.

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,,,.. ,, .-.uc ,N , A. Sai 55 . ur: , cgfepgerafs CUZ? A f ram abc' an Ofyyzczzszc' Q40 uchbns A scene from the music department's i963 musical, Li'l Abner . Professor Herbert Wildeboor, who directed the huge produc- tion, cast Joanne Campbell as Daisy Mae and Albert Copenhaver in the role of Morryin' Sam , opposite are some of the talent in the chorus.