Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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X wx. X 2 -V - - Alix! i V1 'Ui N ' l .K glen players With powder and paint and a first- closs tragedy, the Glen Players opened their l952-53 dramatic season pre- senting Antigone. This year the group has a theater workshop, giving short plays at assemblies. V it N It MQMMQOUQQ I l K ' . ff. x i ' .. ills- W , X Xy lrge 3 rgwgrgyaks xW 'X , ix J l y i in le ll if i ffm J Ffrlxa D tlfv' it 1 ,Q ,i 5 tf,f , 'f - Je. i lt may be oilsg it may be clay, but whatever the media, members of the Art Club enjoy their favorite mode of expression in the Monday afternoon sessions. Ars longa, vita brevis. G. Cain Url' club Mew ho-

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M As the largest musical group, the Glee Club contributes in a big way to the college entertain- ment. It also reaches the public through its annual broadcast. ff 1 orchestra 'L Q 1 l C Q I mst.. G, Bisbikis 3' uri ,X One of the most improved or- ganizations on campus, the or- chestra offers entertainment at assemblies. lt also participates in a larger program during May Day, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement.

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Cnc-3 again target enthusiasts bring out their equipment to try their skill at making a bulls- eyef' Elective participants com- pete in archery play days and in co-ed tournaments. iv- women's electives bowling Whether it's just for fun or for a berth on the Collegiate Telegraphic Tournament stand- ings, Towsonites make their way to Stoneleigh every week to en- joy their two games of bowling. State Teachers again cops first place in the telegraphic league with many of its gals taking honors as high scorers. archery YI - x il' X i V 1 . 1 40- ,VL , Ln . Q-, r . 41 ' V ' h 'Nts' , f 7