University of Akron - Tel Buch Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Work and workers produce hit play. MU IC L CO EDY For the first time since the twenties, Akron University was the scene of an all-student musical show. The production was financed by ticket sales, and the proceeds from the four-night run formed the basis of a scholarship fund for students studying for careers in the theatre. Love,s Here At Last was a two-acl comedy presented in the Kolbe Hall Theatre by an all-student cast. Written by Jim Jameson and Bob Maroon, the production featured songs by Len Chandler. Leading parts were played by Elaine Keller, Jerry Acuff, Dawn Yvest, Chuck Williams, John Collins, Dale Ross, Charles Maggie, Judy Ellis, and Carolyn Brown. The action was set in u small college during the period when veterans were returning to the Campus. The problems these older students encountered with the administration, the tradi- tions olf the college, and the younger students formed the basis of the plot, with several roman- tic problems adding complications. Love's Here At Last student production with cast of 45. Composer Len Chandler Producer Bob Maroon and Playwright Jun Jameson

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D Y T0 REMEMBER Time for fun. But this is serious. .1 1 , Thais me! says Sal. How about thati' says Bob. Student Council Elects Student Council elections were held early in March to elect the 1956-57 Council. The election date was changed so that the new council could learn the ropes from the old council members be- fore the year was out. Election day was one of excitement as the various candidates and parties campaigned for last minute votes. That night, the Student Building was crowded with anxious oltiee seekers and their friends awaiting the verdict of who would lead the new council, and who would fill the vacant seats. Jerry Reeves was elected President and Bob Morrison won the Vice-Presidential race. When the other results were tabulated and the winners announced ev- eryone went home knowing the new council members would do a fine job. 1956 Council award winners Jerry Melflfresll, Retiring President, presents gavel to Jerry Reeves, President of the 1956-57 Council. 26

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