University of Saskatchewan - Greystone Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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A-5 NX -4 ww-A wi,-vlr fifiyj T f :ffl-.L.:. y Jn 'Y-f - , V i ?L 'K - . w - L, ft . JF' if af 'W ,r I X . X X N .' ' ' - V '. LI 1 J 'V ,MI ' ' -' , ' - l i Q ' ' I l ' A f-XIII Q:ae. t t t - M f... .QL all i . exe Literciry Directorate XVith Lits this year untler the rapablo management of Jimmy Kclioc thc af-tivitics of thv yt-ar wt-rc ll clvcitlml slwm-ss. In taking tht- Frosh Lit downtown pit-Oc-tlclit was established and attt-mlaiic-c rt-cords l7l'UlIQ'll. A cuintortahlc profit on the 9Vk'lllIlQfiS ontvr- tainmvnt as wvll as l'ilVfllll'2liJiL' rt-ports of tht- vliaractor of tht- ontcrtain- nu-nt amply justitit-cl this Vt'llll1I'0. Drspitc a vrowdwl sovial calm-ndar after Christmas, timo was found tu p1'vpa1't- an oxcvlh-nt Ht-nior Lit whivh was presented on St. Patrick 's night in tf'011vm-atiml Hall. This entcrpriso was inure musical in character than its autumn p1'etlw-vssoig and was Slll't'l'SSflll in all aspects. Ctbllllllflllklilililll is duo to thc dirt-c-tor and all artists and assistants who c'o11t1'ibutl-tl to thc activitios of thc IJi1'cc'to1'atv.

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NX, ,sv - M e A, s lll ltuilf f' P-'W f - .ft ff i 1 'inure - .- , , - 'i I 2 . - ' - --l 1 I ' ' .. M' . - - i L Q36 J' .. tis, X- - 5.9. SL n 6:9 Frosh Lit This year's Frosh Lit stood out as one ot' the outstaluliug' activities ol' the Year. In taking the liit to the lflmpire theatre one of the largest erowtls ever to attend au event of that kind was euahled to enjoy the pro- tluetion. Several numbers were Ollliifllllklillg' iii quality and eretlit is clue to the eutertaiiiers. Ht particular merit was the piano duet by Jack Byers and Alex. Mackie. Another uumher drawing eousitlerable applause was the Blue Prelude, with an excellent solo uumlrer hy Edna Yule. Senior Lit The Senior Lit held this year late in Klart-h was also of high calibre. A prepoiulerauce of high quality musical iiumhers was a spec-ial feature ot' this protluctioii. Much credit for the year's activities should go to those who 4-oiitributed their talents on the program and to those who labouretl earnestly iii eostume tlesig'i1i11g', directing, and other general work.