University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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P RTIES! The annual Skirt and Sweater Swing was held at Rothwell Gymnasium to accommodate the large crowd that witnessed the crowning ofthe traditional Knight Owl. Pictured above is the Brewer Field House entrance. x GlglI0l6 Breda, Delta Gamma from Sao Paulo, Brazil, roms rn fall fes- Apparently Les Erme and Kay Meigs are pondering over the contents cf the old wooden bucket at tivities with her date al the DG house. the ATO cornjigger. 1-Nl Page I3 wif l' i

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THE HO GO O The University theatrical season, or ''night-out-for-the-pledges, featured four ma- ture and by no means easily staged plays. Skin of Our Teeth, The Hasty Heart, Rip Van Winkle, and Angel Street filled a lucrative Workshop schedule. Other shows and productions rounded out a busy peacetime year. A group of students produced Noel Coward's Hayfever on their own hook. A weekly radio feature, Campus Columnsj' was initiated via KFRU. Read Hall got up its own show modeled on a night club inotif supplanting the original Read Hall Scandals. Highlight of the Workshop season was the appearance of Professor Don Rhynsburger as Rip Van Winkle Ctop pictureb. Another feather in the cap of the participating faculty. To the right above, we have Gabby Kurth donning makeup for her role in Skin of Our Teeth. Below, an unidentified ticket-taker, and finally Frank Sebree gets ready to play opposite Kurth. Tllftstmf, Smart cra Studenpau skits. Al' thtir own Ihtbre intel iobs done Pagf 14 , p aff