Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Page 15 text:

Lyric Theater, soon to be converted into USU Theater. A new calliope added interest to Aggie events. Instructors experiment with new language lab facilities. 11

Page 14 text:

Student body officers present Aggie pennant to Hawaii’s Governor Quinn. The year 1960 proved to be another banner year for Utah State in numerous fields. Through the efforts of the student Senate and various university officials, an old tradition was revived with the building of a new calliope. Language professors saw a dream materialize when a lab, equipped with Spanish, German, French, and Dutch tapes, was installed. The acquisition of the old Lyric Theater made it possible for drama enthusiasts to present even higher-quality performances than before. Student body officers traveled to Hawaii and created an awareness of our university in people throughout the country. Small as these advancements may be, each is an important milestone. 10

Page 16 text:

 To bring entertainment, educational culture, and professional experience opportunities to the college and the community has been the desire of those associated with the fine arts. In addition to appearance of many established artists, tile university theater sponsored several outstanding dramatic productions. Compelling performances gave new dimensions to each presentation. Stan Kenton held listeners spellbound with rhythmic numbers. Backed by the Pennsylvanians, Fred Waring entertained interested onlookers. 12