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R E V I E W 1. Hill-billies (?) at men ' s smoker. 2. Men ' s Glee Club concert. 5. . Ir. W ' ille, accompanist to Mr. Tibbett. 4. Lawrence Tibbett, vocalist. 5. Chris Sanderson entertains at Olympic Club e.xhibition. 6. Seymour Baderak, concert master for symphony orchestra. 7. Science classes help move the library ' s contents. 8. Ram basketeers. 9. Olympic Club thrills audience with exhibition. 10. Integral part of May Day — the May Pole. 11. Classes over — deserted. Flfte
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R E V I E W ACT THE THIRD VCT III will long be remembered for the appear- ance of Lawrence Tibbett in a concert on the Philips Memorial stage. The Metropolitan opera singer completely captivated the West Chester cast with his personality as well as with his voice. A smoker which was thoroughly and uproariously enjoyed by the male population was an innovation. Not to be outdone, the women of the College held a part ' for themselves and followed it by a Better Room Campaign. With the close of basketball season, attention centered on the moving of five large trees, the excavation, and the trans- ferring of library facilities to the Old Gym and Recreation Hall, all of which indicated progress on the campus renovation project. Over a period of several weeks, various conterences were held. Among these were a Social Studies Conference and the annual Rural Day Conference. As usual, the Lenten Season was marked by Irequent musical events and by the presentation of Everyman, a fifteenth century morality play. After a beautiful Dawn Service on south campus, there was a late intermission of eleven days. On April twenty-ninth, the College was host to a bevy of high school seniors who came as prospective members of next year ' s cast. The last scene began on May the si cth with Senior Weekend, which was held on campus with the dances in the Ehinger Gymnasium transformed into a Dutch setting. Spring sports and a brilliant May Day festival prefaced a week of gruelling examinations which concluded a successful production for the understudies, who then cleared the stage tor the final appearance of the stars. Five days of class activities climaxed by the Commencement Exercises on Tuesday, May the twenty-fourth, brought the curtain down on one of the most successful productions ever witnessed at West Chester. Fourteen
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