University of Maine Machias - Washingtonia Yearbook (Machias, ME)

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' 5 2 SE NIOR CCLLOQUIUM MEMBERS: Cynthia Rice june Chaplin Frances Spear Luther Beal Wayne Harriman Linda Lewis Margaret Myers Edgar Morang Donna Cook Rebecca Merrill Dave Monaghan Constance Madore Elaine Walsh Virginia ADVISOR: Mr. Swadley Looking at the Arts Festival program is Mr. Eugene Prater, new member of the English faculty. Water color, Two Gulls, from Miss Chyno- weth's show. The Humanities Colloquium is the major organization at Washington State College Whose major interest is to promote cultural development on campus. The organization's principal contribution to the Annual Arts Festi- val, featuring musical, dramatic, literary, and art events throughout the spring semester. Assisting with this festival program are the arts faculty who with students bring to campus outstanding artists. 74

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IN I. -4 4 I'- f :'rl1.' K 5 if in eff V ,A 1C1P6' Tegfl' 101 , I Vim 5 3 Charming Luz Morales, soprano, enjoys the faculty reception in her honor at the Ostran- der's home following her concert. At the right are Professor Ostrander, Mrs. Ostrander and Miss Morales. In the background is Professor Prater. Professor Ostrander appeared April 15 as a tenor soloist. I-Iis wife, also an accomp- lished musician, was at the piano. E 'Qi' isis bl Qsvkiiiaiifwf-1-,v.Qf4Z?,.ff f' 4v.2 s-'fW?FQ.'Ff?5 .f , -iw 'T Tiffuw,4345332Qt9S4'.'f'f. .-J' il''Y-'?.w.?Z5?-5964.-Nga 'O 519 V' 'Y-' .V . WW 3035 6 , . --if-mwviaff , ' Q Mm, 12 4 1, ef Nswy xf f-E f 1 v ,ws-F 5 2 5 , I F 74 fffiffhgyf, K 91 !f76f , 3 1079 2!mf7'7 We if I 4 Chenovveth Hall, exhibitor of her sculpture and speaker last year, re- turned on May I2 to speak on Maine Artists I have known While a MAINE PAINTINGS show and an exhibit of Miss Chynovveth's water colors were on view. Another featured artist of the Pesti- val was Clayton Hare, violinist. The Washington Players 3 act play and spring choir concert contributed to the varied Festival program.