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'Ah Wilderness'
Director Describes
Cast As 'Top LeveV
"Top level" is the way Dr.
Joseph Baldwin, director of
"Ah Wilderness," described
the cast of the University
Theater production which
will run May 6 through 9.
Baldwin, a native of Ten
nessee grew up and received
his education in Texas. He
has taught at the University
of Iowa, University of Texas,
Rifles, Army
Drill Teams
Take Wins
The University Pershing
Rifles company crack drill
squad and the Army ROTC
First Battlegroup drill squad
took first place trophies in
the annual ROTC drill compe
tition last week.
The Pershing Rifles com
pany won over Navy and Air
Force crack drill teams with
a demonstration of precision
marching and precision rifle
spinning, twirling and tossing.
In competition with a field
of eight basic squads from the
Army, Navy and Air Force
ROTC, the First Battlegroup
drill squad won their trophy
with a demonstration of preci
sion marching and execution
of a variety of close order drill
movements.
David Linn was commander
of the winning Pershing Rifles
company. Squad leader for
the winning basic drill squad
was William Amos.
The Doily Nebroskon
LITTLE MAN ON.CAMPUS
University M.D.S
Tour Southwest
Two doctors from the Uni
versity College of Medicine
have completed a tour of
armed services' facilities in
California and Texas.
Dr. Robert Grissom, chair
man of the department of in
ternal medicine, and Dr.
- James Benjamin, assistant
dean, observed emergency
treatment for atom bomb
blasts, advanced techniques
In plastic surgery and skin
grafting, artificial kidney use
and key physical problems
among armed forces enlistees.
The tour was sponsored by
Medical Education for Na
tional Defense.
University of Tennessee and
Stephen F. Austin College in
Texas.
Assistant Director
He was assistant director of
theatre at Mississippi for six
years.
When asked to compare
University Theater produc
tions to Broadway productions
Baldwin stated that he liked
to let a play "speak for itself."
According to Baldwin, they
try to retain all the" good
parts of the Broadway version
but that many changes are
needed because of set design,
etc.
Like Symphony
Baldwin drew an analogy
between a play and a sym
phony. He said that a sym
phony would be nearly the
same no matter where it was
performed because the orch
estra all had the same instru
ments. Rehearsals for the Eugene
O'Neil play started March 26.
They are held every evening
for about three hours, accord
ing to Baldwin.
There are several stages of
rehearsal, Baldwin said. "We
are about at the point now
where things are beginning to
jell" he commented.
Rehearsals
For the first two or three
rehearsals, Baldwin said, we
read over the play and talked
about characters. Then there
is about a week of blocking.
After that we have alter
nating rehearsals. One night
we run through the whole
thing and the next night only
one act or scene is called.
First Show
"Ah Wilderness" is Bald
win's first major show at the
University.
The scenery which consists
of three sets, a living room
dining room combination, a
barroom, and a beach scene,
is almost finished, Baldwin
said. .
As far as competition with
the Lincoln Centennial which
runs May 2-9, Baldwin stated
that it was "anybody's guess
whether it would help or
hurt."
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Women's Houses Select
Iyy Day Songs, Leaders
Organized women's houses
have picked songs and song-
leaders for the annual I v y
Day Sing May 2.
Judges for the competition
are Jack Wells, KODerc van
Vorhes and Randy McEwen.
Houses and their songs and
songleaders are:
Alpha Chi Omega, "M a y
Morning," Joyce Johnson; Al
pha Omicron PI, "Oh Rise,
Shine," Sandra Reimer; Al
pha Phi, "Row, Row, Row
pha Phi, "Row, Row, Row
Your Boat," Shirley Reinek;
L fir M,
CHESTERFIELD
and
OASIS Contest
ATTENTION
All OrgantMOtionml Leadtrti
Turn in of empty pack
ages will be Thursday,
April 23, 1-5 p.m.. Stu
dent Union Lobby. See
you there.
Pawnee City
Band to Play
A 74-member high school
band from Pawnee City will
perform in the Union Ball
room Wednesday at 4 p.m.
The University music de
partment is sponsoring the
concert to give future teach
ers an opportunity to hear the
type and quality of band pro
grams possible in high
schools.
The band has earned top
honors in Class B competi
tion for many years, although
a Class C band by school en
rollment. Admission to the concert is
free.
Tobacco Co.
Plans Puzzle
Competition
Two 1959 Rambler "Ameri
cans" are the grand prizes for
students and faculty members
of accredited colleges and uni
versities participating in the
special crossword puzzle con
test sponsored by Liggett and
Myers Tobacco Company.
Contestants can submit any
number of entries along with
six empty package wrappers
of the same brand from one
of the following types of cig
arettes: Chesterfield, L&M or
Oasis!
The crossword puzzle will
be available in special Lig
gett and Myers ads and also
on entry blanks on displays
where cigarettes are sold.
Prizes totaling 627 vary
from Stereophonic Hi-Fi sets
to Transistor radios to cartons
of cigarettes.
Entries must be mailed to
Liggett and Myers, P.O. Box
271, New York 46, N.Y., be
fore midnight, Friday, May
29.
Delta Omicron
Selects Smith
Sharon Smith, junior In
Teachers, was installed presi
dent of Delta Omicron inter
national professional music
fraternity.
Other officers installed
were Susan Stehl, sophomore,
first vice president; Patty
Erickson, junior, second vice
president; Carole Yerk, junior,
secretary; and Anne White,
sophomore, treasurer. All are
in Teachers College.
Pledged were Lois Ander
son and Nancy Watton, fresh
men in Teachers, and Martha
Dean Bailey, sophomore in
Teachers.
Card Company
Sponsors Contest
Students having fresh ideas
and new approaches for con
temporary type greeting cards
can earn $10 for each idea.
This campus-wide talent
seach is being conducted by a
North Hollywood, Calif., firm
in hopes of revealing greeting
card artists in colleges that
have ideas ranging from
Saint Nick to Beatnik to cam
pus humor.
All ideas are to be sent to
Greeting Cards, 5032 Lanker-
shim Blvd., Suite 2, North
Hollywood, Calif.
Females Groul
At Boys, Pigs
Boys on the roof and pigs
in the yard caused complaints
from two sororities at Kansas
State.
Kappa Alpha Theta reported
that "six or seven" boys
were on the roof, but police
were unable to locate the
prowlers.
The Humane Society was
summoned two hours later to
pick up a pig deposited on the
Gamma Phi Beta lawn.
Feeders Discuss
Beef Prices
The price of beef was one
of the many topics discussed
at Feeders Day last week on
Ag campus. .
Other topics included the
improvement of "good" grade
I beef and the desire of the Lin
coln homemaker for cheaper
baef.
Dean W. V. Lambert of the
College of Agriculture wel
comed the assembly to the
campus.
KUON-TV
Tuesday
5:50 Tales Voindexler .
5:45 The Friendly C.iant
6 Rveninl Prelude
6.30 TV "lassroi.m
7 lt'f Visit School
7:30 The Latin America!
a Vein! for Reading
:30 Heri'.-tre
9 Your Unicameral
Cherish," Gretchen Blum;
Chi Omega, "We Sing of Chi
Omega," Susan Rhodes.
Delta Delta Delta, "Heather
On the Hill," Glenda Klein;
Delta Gamma, "Anchor in the
Sky," Nickie Christie; Gam
ma Phi Beta," "My Mind's In
a Whirl," Marcia Weichel;
Kappa Alpha Theta, "A Hymn
Pto Music," Sharon Smith.
Kappa Delta, "Get Happy,"
Beverly Owens; Kappa Kappa
Gamma, "Elijah Rock,"
Wynn Smithberger; Pi Beta
Phi, "Oh Dear, What Can the
Matter Be," Mary Anne Tim
mons; Sigma Delta Tau,
"Night and Day," Francis
Brown.
Sigma Kappa, "The Road,"
Paula Roehrkasse; Zeta Tau
Alpha, "Today I Will Live,"
Sharon Johnson; Residence
Halls for Women" "Clap Yo'
Hands," Jeanne Whitwer;
Fedde Hall, "It's a Big Wide
Wonderful World," Pat Kain.
Towne Club, "Hey, Ho, No
body Home," Joan Stanley;
Love Memorial Hall, "Go
Down, Mose," Faye Oeltjen;
Univerity School of Nursing,
"I Hear a Song," Miriam
Caldwell; Terrace Hail, "Now
Is the Month of Maying," Syl
via Steiner.
Tuesday, April 21, 1959
Coffey Takes
Press Award ,
Marilyn Coffey, senior In
Arts and Scienres, was given
a $25 scholarship award by
the Nebraska Press Women's
Association.
She was
hon o r e d at T
tion's lunch- f Vj
Friday I
eon
where Abby 4
Van Buren, of I Yf
"Dear ADDy '
fame, was the
main speak
er.
The award
is given Miss Coffey
annually to an outstanding se
nior woman in the School of
Journalism.
Miss Coffey is a staff writer
on the Daily Nebraskan and
a member of Theta Sigma
Phi.
... " AJ
Honors Dinner
To Honor Downs
Professor Paul Downs, pro
fessor of Dairy Husbandry,
will be honored at a recogni
tion dinner May 13 in the
Union.
Dr. Towns is retiring June
30. He joined the staff in
1923.
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