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hi '1 ':.f ' ww at ft E Y Students offered opportunities for involvement As the year progressed, students found many things in which they could indulge. These activi- ties included running briskly on a cold Saturday morning to work on a play, standing in long lines in the business office, portraying Abraham Lin- coln, working under a bearded debate coach, or delving into a humanities discussion. Students who have worked with plays realize that there is considerably more to a successful per- formance than acting. This fact was especially prevalent in the 6 Miracle Worker as many stu- dents spent numerous late and early hours on the set. Ray Peterson's previously grown beard became a necessity as he played the part of Abraham Lincoln in '6We Interrupt . . . ,M portrating the 25th an- niversary ofthe attack on Pearl Harbor. The debate team, under the guidance of bearded coach Don Enholm, had a victorious season. Ru- mor had it that Enholm's awesome appearance scared the opponents so that they couldn't debate. uCreativity and uMan in Conflict served as controversial topics for discussion in the required humanities program. Prominent lecturers were secured for both topics. Edmund Whiting, creator of '6Whoopsie Daisy, Norman Dello Joio, a prominent American com- poser and Alvina Krause, former drama coach at Northwestern University, were featured lecturers during the first semester. Second semester's lecturers included Ken Smith, Chicago social worker, Dr. Robert Hamill, dean of the chapel at Boston University and Donald Rand of the United Auto Workers.
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