Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Track and Field Day In 1955 the runners-up of the 1954 Track and Field Day competition avenged their losses on Viliing Field. In 1955 the annual Greek competition found the Rhos coasting to an easy victory over rival fra- ternities. The going was a bit tougher in sorority circles, and when the smoke had cleared the Alphies were declared victors over the Chis by the narrow margin of 2h points. Stan Kissel, banquet chairman, introduces figures at the head table. W , ', Q c Wim is 94 tg me .1 rf' ,i ,, -15 Sacks alive! lfs a photo finish for the sack race at the track and field events. -if 4 fo I ff ' Y? 5 se .... I gc 4 - , 182

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The entire cast of Twelfth Night joins in the final chorus ofthe T955 Spring Week Show. NIGHT The team of Will Shakes- peare and Bob Green made its debut during Spring Week when Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, with music by Bob Green was presented under the direction of Mr. Earl S. Dossey. The large cast in- cluded Bob Lind as Duke Or- sino, Howard Warshafsky as Sir Toby Belch, Gwen Thelin as Maria, Dave Anderson as Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Joel Carucci as Feste, the clown, Edithe Jurew as Countess Olivia, Caroline Worth as Vi- ola, and Dick Evers as Mal- volio. The bright, gay music conducted by John Almquist, plus the wit and dancing of the cast, all added up toa very successful production. Sir Toby Belch fHowie Warsharfskyl, Maria fGwen Thelinj and Sir An- drew Aguecheek fDave Andersonl join in song and tell the audience of their problems,

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The warm and friendly spirit of gay Upsalans pervaded the atmosphere of the Terrace Room of the Mosque, where the grand finale of Spring Week, the All- Upsala Banquet, was held. After the din- ner, the annual awards for extra-curricular participation were made. The evening of- ficially ended Spring Week, l955, but the memories of it still linger in the hearts of many. Harry James, chairman of Track and Field Day, awards trophies to presidents of the winning Greeks, Laverne Blickle and Joe DeKasar. ANQUET H 'r 183 s Q . ! Professor Robert Rudberg accepts A.P.O, Service Award from the fraternity's Alum prexy, Roy Maloney. As recipient of the first Kenneth Dietz Memorial Award for good citizenship, Howie Warsharfsky accepts congratulations from Don Heines, Deon of Men. mt, ,.