University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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A “Salute to tlic Navy” at the Oklahoma game.

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When freshmen join upperclassmen to loosen up tight joints. Line drill at camp Kon-O-Kwee. Two company front’s at each halftime program. 6

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Did uin get an awful thorn into urn’s tontsuins wootauma? Pitt Players Student Activity Manager John Wallhausser Lighting Technician Jerry France Bus. and Publicity Co-Ordinator Harvey Klein Business Manager Lloyd Whitman Publicity Manager Yale Kosenstein Staged by Harvey J. Pope I would like to have this man in the Pretorian Guard. “The play’s the thing.” Shakespeare said it and the Pitt Players proved it not once, but four times this year. “Androclcs and the Lion” was the opener for the season followed by “The Male Animal” and The Grass Harp.” The final play of the season was a play on British politics and aristocracy entitled “Yes Mv-Lord.” In an effort to make students more aware of the Pitt drama group and the benefits which may be derived from it, the players this year initiated a new plan whereby the various service and honorary groups on campus were invited to preview showings of the plays. These groups included such organizations as the Pitt News, Alpha Phi Omega and the Heinz Chapel Choir. First Row: M. Jones. H. Kchhy, G. Gath, S. Phillips, N. Schwinn, L. Chianrse, R. Palkovitz. P. Cohen, S. Khias, B. Zinman. Second Row: L. Ro»-cnsticl, S. Campbell, J. Wallhausser, II. Klein, II. Kebhun. L. Zclick, M. Ilart laker, J. Fischer, M. Fine berg. S. Past rick, P. Pavloff. L. Kropp.