Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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AUTHOR JERRY SMITH looks over script with director Daniel Turonek who points to the stage. fantasies Indeed the all student production centering around the theme of an earth man falling in love with the daughter of the Moon Lady was a new twist in show business at Western. Excitement was added when a white rat, brought to the moon by the earth men, escapes. The danger of a green cheese vault robbery and the loss of valuable information into the hands of questionable Moon Men becomes paramount. But a fantasies ending is in store with happiness winning out over all forces of evil. The Lady in the Moon was well received by the audience at all five performances and surely gives future Fantasies authors a new mark to aim for.

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WTM ENTERTAINING WMU AUDIENCE is the entire cast of The Lady in the Moon. GLOW, BEAM, AND Shine, the three Moon brothers. Western ' s theatre audience was entertained to new heights this year by the combined talents of Brown and Gold Fantasies author, Jerry Smith and director Daniel Turonek. Colorful costuming, plus unusual scenery and lighting, created the desired effects for the entertaining plot of The Lady in the Moon. Brown and Gold 26

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NOTED AUTHOR, MR. Vance Packard. University Speakers The second semester was filled with enlightenment upon many subjects. Guest speakers, from many areas, made a dynamic impact upon the campus. During February the School of Business sponsored another fine assembly program featuring the noted author, Mr. Vance Packard, hlis latest book. The Status Seekers, became the topic for discussion. During March one week was devoted to the annual University Conference on Religion. Numerous speak- ers of all denominations visited the campus for in- formal lectures and classroom discussions. 28 RELIGIOUS SPEAKERS WERE Dr. Howard G. Hageman, Dr. Markus Barth and Rev. J. Maguire.