University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Dignified Gestures Mark The Excitement of Graduation Graduation, a series of dignified gestures and marches and speeches that added up to a flurry of excitement and anticipation. It was the Torchlight Parade and receptiong it was caps and gownsg it was well-wishers and Pomp and Ceremony and a green folder with a piece of paper inside. And then it was all over - the mad dash from CB semi- nar in the Fine Arts Building to personal finance in the Business Auditoriumg the hunt-and-peck system that always made you late to class the day papers were dueg the caffeine pills that made cramming for that last big exam easier but getting through the next day practically impossibleg the Senior Class Dinner Dance where you danced and talked and suddenly realized that this was itg the Senior Satire that was barbed nos- talgia over four jam-packed years, even the senior slump that hit when you thought you'd never get through, but you did. Grad- uation, the last step up with USF for those who are ready to move on to grad school, a profession, new excitement and responsi- bilities. A 1 L

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Legitimate Theatre Three Exciting Circles Legitimate theatre at USF moved in thre, exciting circles, spiraling up to new achieve- ments. Theatre USF opened the '67 season with contemporary Tiny Alice, rolled on through spring with the equally contempo- rary and really rollicking A Funny Thing Happened On- the Way to the Forunz, and bounced through the summer with Funny Thing road show. It bounded into fall with a different kind of musical comedy for the campus to go for: Shakespeare's Tzrelffh Night. Their Summer Repertoire Festival echoed another more informal festival of sorts produced by the Experimental Theatre in the spring-the Albee plays. Jack Belt's Experimental Theatre lived up to its name successfully experimenting with everything from Dylan Thomas to William Butler Yeats, from The Zoo Story at the Eighteenth String Music Emporium to Bl'l'fIl'I'llZClI17I and the Firebzzgs in front of the Chemistry Building. And the Readers' Theatre Guild under the sponsorship of Frank Galati moved in a third circle, offering up readers' theatre presentations like their World of Jules Pheifferu Coffee House production and the smash Adventures in the Shin Trade in chamber theatre. On all fronts, excite- ment rang on both sides of the footlights. Ali TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT BIEDERMANN AND THE FIREBUGS