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Vocai Group Alumni Sponsor Oepeningrdayrecollection Day Performance Dates for the Du­ Quesne University Vocal Workshop's Fr Duquesne University vocai Group Alumni Sponsor OepeningrDayReCOlleCtion Day Performance dates for the Du­ quesne University Vocal Workshop's Fr. Duffy Is Retreat Master "'Song of Norway" nave been set For Sunday's Day of Prayer for May 4, ,8 and IS in the Campus Theater. By CHUCK The* popular musical comedEy, Recolrectfon Day sponsored try t le Duquesne AJunmi Assocla- witb music based on favorite &• lubn Sunday March 28, will ftilfp the religiouselement of the Tard Grieg melodies and book baa- alumni program. ed on Grieg's life, was. a tremend- To the business man and the Wjrker this is a wtm» iscal e re- chance to ' *BL!?:?!^?!L?"J!^*^'™**™W*9*runnin g close:to 900 perform- Pw "Mitt* »» »tt«v«nf a|c ago, prai, recollect, and meditate on-1 hat the> are doing with their ancee while competing against such ~» irttuaj life. •-"",- ' - hits as "Harve," and 1 Remember R«co||«ction Sch««JuU Rev. Joseph ft, Dupy. C.SJp, KM*. A ts '30 will be retreat maater. Pa­ Richard Scanga. director of "•v'swoHon............ «;» li er Duffy will put his knowledge dramatics, has "announced that "<••« * !"™ • 'OtOO 6 thneiogy to work as the speaker "Song of Norway" Will be complete- Breakfast . 11:15 a the day's two conferences. Rev. ly and faithfully stated alone the C«nf»rene. 12:30 WlUan. F. Crowley, C$.Sp. "will WITH BASK FT-ALL SEASON over. M.ck.y Winogrod, Art* '56, lines of Its original production. 0i.id.of Rosary . 1:0% a t as director of the day's program. Fred Cohen, Bui Ad '56, ore ploying o new role. They ore shown prac­ Thta will be tlie second major; Vl"" *> "«IM . 1:00 This is to be a day of Joy rather ticing for th« Rod Mosquor musical "This «t Psycho-rema" with Pat production of the year for the Vocal! Confavenc. ... , 1:30 aadness, and will open" with Volpa, Arts *56](reor} and Dot Standstrom, Ed *56, (front). The sho—w '»! Workshop. Under the direction of $»«»•• of Croat .... 2:00 tchadulod loojtn in the Campus Thooror April 21. P»»o OK Ko>"«9 ifr. Scans* and.Miss Josephine Mo- Ho,» **•"". Bonedlcrton . 2:30 'This Is psycho-Rama' Grail, director of the workshop, the j~ ~^i~-.—T*—' "-^-: i Is Pjs> group staged Gounod's "PaaBtM ^Tommies Travel West November. For Detroit Concert The cast will be chosen from the ' Duquesne University's world Muskpmedy'sieo In Rehearsal4 0 members of the Vocal workshop travelling Tamburltzans will make By PINKY MARSHALL who are enrolled in a regular four-their next stop at .Detroit, Mich., "This Is Psycho-iSama," this! to a singing, dancing pageant. year course at Duquesne. training Sunday. March 28. "' .- year's s ring musical, under the Comedy is provided by the cow­.for singing careers. The Vocal| Presenting the same fityria direction of Mr. Samuel Meli. will \ Workshop was founded in 1952 by Mosque show that thrilled Plttsborgh boy hero, Lionel Flnlbp, and open In the Campus Theater April Miss McGrail. Students work for the audiences, the Tammies will per* local cowgirl.Calamity Cora (Laurie 20, running through the 24. Krell, Bus. Ad. fib and."by theFfe»chel(>r of »>**, *f» whUe "^P0™ ^ ^Mwprdc temple to an ceiving training and instruction as expected audience of about 5,000. i The book and most of the lyrics German director. Heinnch von Hein- performers and singing artists. Part Director Walter W. Kolar. Sieve for the original cowboy review were rich and Mayor Sagebrush, (Don of their program is public perform- ». Kovacev, secretary-treasurer, and written by Dan Daugherty Arts '54. Very, Arts '55). who set out to ancea In sack productions as Charles R. Cubelic. assistant dlr- with Georgia Smith, Arts '55, andprov e their beer drinking prowess, "Song of Notwaj^' "^lector, make up the directing stafl Laurie Krell Bus. Ad. '55, assisting, while the producer, Robbie Robin­ son, (L»aji Daueherfj Arts '54), plus Musical- arrangements were fur the stand-in Sue Thomas, (Dottle nished by John Griffin, Arts '54. Red Cross Contributions Sandstronu Arts '56), equaliove. „ PL Daffy supported by Laurie krell, with Rest of Cost Listed Father Duffy saying mass at 10. - choreography by John 'Murray, Eng­ It la a social type retreat, a* Others Included in the cast areSolicited Duqueane University' ins annaaComingl |„* Duqueane „„,„„!Drive„ serve and lish instructor, and Maxine Raidl. contrasted with Uw silent retreats Cathy Delanty. Ed. 'S7,. ae the collection for the Bed Cross will l „,, omn»Mitj. By our Arts'56. I' - deD611d up0B C three days held in many of the Hollywood star LIU La Toole- and be made Much 2* and 30. Monday Li., well in this collection we too Satin Wild Vest \ and Fred Col mile and Frank Ideal retreat bouses. and Tuesday of next week, accord­ will benefit by showing to the com­ With its setting; in the wild •Awest , jSmollnski. Arts. "54. as the spies T oches ot Aim Water ing to Bey. James F. McNamara, munity that we trust help each outer Now spending his flntyear teacn- "This Is Psychoi-Rama" incorpor-[from the competing compuny. C.C.Sp.. Dean of Hen. In order to function efficiently. ates amaigical motle formula, spies ! Tickets priced at »i.00 Imay be Rev. McNamara realizes that the li r at hla alma mater. Father Duffy from a competing company, cowboys, jObtalned tor the 8:30 performances students are called upon often for 'Competitively speaking," he w: u laad the second annual R.col-, 1 Indians, and local personalities in- j at the University book store. donations but he expresses nope added, "in this collection we eouldjje lion Day Crowd In and effort at that they will be. as generous wjouiwlo Pmaburnh's other colleges. j*« ir« self lnvanlgry Scholarship Offer Music School they can tor this collection. j Pitt and Carnegie Tech, If everyone | jThe day la directed toward all He said that both the Rett Cross |helped. al mni regardless of denomination. Established To Hold Concert Ti is Idea was highlighted, by a Dr. Klinefelter Speaks jail liter serving on last year's two scholarship loans, the The school of Music of Du­ co -anljie..'. • .'..'; Ravmond N. Kirk Loan for men and quesne University will present the Kathryn Brerjnan Redman Loan a Marian Concert at Carnegie S. rrcferr W.lcwr^, Snte^nt. for women, are ajrailable to juniors imsic Hail in PittsbiuahSunday, Raymond leftel. Alumni SaxV and seniors. [• May p. Faculty and students of retary, assured Uiat. "the alurt.nl w icolties students, and the coo- Require meats tor eligibility are? „,„ school of n^gic will 0fjee Junior or senldr standing, flnan- ^ ^ ^ male^l enposi. fe ences certainly wUl give student* dial need, scholastic sttainmentt a ritw into university spiritual lire tion whose-theme, and subject \ wind recommendation of the Dean of a] xr they graduate." is the Mother of God. Theleit- Scbool or tne Dean of Mer) or Sunday's activities have sawn T | motif of the program is • Our 1: Id out in a tight "knot program by Women ! . - LarJv*s: revelation: "Behold for aua.nl Co-chairman VlrgMla j Students may borrow to the|hercef0rtii all generations shall £ teeny, Arts ^41, Graduate School wuh the Privilege „ amount of $150 caU me MeBMd> '! 3. and Thomas Oreallsh, Rue Ad1 of a second loan, if necessary As part of the Marian Concert •it, Activltiea start with.ragtalra- Chaplain Encourages program, Fattier Walter van de tlfta at 0:30 a.m. and follow with a Hi religious theme . through Retreat Attendance Putte. CS.3p.. Dean of the Uni­ versity School of Music has of­ RbO' p.m. * . April 12, 13, and 14. IB***-**, ihe fered a prize for he best Mar- first three days of Holy Week, are Debatable? h also the dates tif the AnmuuV Su-I'" "^ ^ ™ written by Th*» Univ«r*tity D.bot* Tg^w. dfnt's Retreat, • •*; [ ' i Duquesne faculty member, stud- I rweruiting ftv ttutientiilo ptw- he Retreat. Hill be carried on ent. or graduate. ft ic.pat* In next y»>ori dekaWi much the same ai.it was last year. | Through the coc^teration of oufnamenti. \* For those stuatnts who weren't I u,e Very Reverend Honsignor Stutients intarettati in twxntna here last year, schedules will, bet ^ us J. Cuigle. Diocesan • urged to cenfect the teem posted at a later date. HM|W, Ed word Scrielihei<WMr, Superintendent of Schools, the DR. RALPH KLINEFELTER, public t.latioo. IMA< tpot. on "Mory' This retreat has been planned as *n* '54, or Dr. Frank. J. Heirtts, Marian Concert Is developing a •tAownco in <ho ThMWw" Sundov ..wain, March JVfr. In. Untvor.ily a comrnencemf»nt of Holy seek ana nvArvctor ef pot 1 ti est tctoneo community expression of de­ -Ibrory. This otorftt th. WSird in a Mtm, ol Mov*.a Voor lacwjrf • soon- at* a climax of the holy season of votion to the Blessed Virgin. totod h> *• Ncrtton.1 F.oot.lio. of Cnholie Colloaw I rf 1 Pop. Two ! ' . V CueueweCwkE ktoih 26, W54 | ; • J . '• ' ~ \ Enfrtoinment Doubtful Aim This We Like Feature Lent Play Offers Periance An academic tradition -centuries old - Is hiking a terrific beat­ By GEORGIA SMITH ing «t DuqH»snr..It cauidn-rhappen to a more deserving custom. Comment Those, who wish to practice an might force one to admit that "Thcr" The tradition held that, out of the class room, students and ! hour and a half of penance'might had angles. I j-- ' teachers most not have more than a nodding or at Pest formal, - ] • • I volunteer ' for lisiience puticlpa-j A"101" C^ba*.
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