gta T ech. and played lmebacker Chlldten. parents. and the church as his mam topics, he never By James Bull against West Vngm1a m the 1954 Sugar Bowl game. After lacks an audience. military serv1ce. Carlen returned Under the leadership of Car· Mr. James Carlen. head foot· to Georgta Tech. m the pall len, Ins young hard-working as· ball coach of West Vtrgmta Unt· ume capacity ol asststant fresh· sistants campatgned throughout verstty. will be the speaker for man coach. the countr~' ·Stde Vi sitmg high the annual all-campus Thanks· Ca rl en stal'ted playmg orgamz· schools. home games. and where· gtvmg assembly to be held thts ever tt would help, tellin g the ed football at the age of seven mornmg at 10 10 m the college and pl ayed on every l evel people that they · ·aught lO be audtton um. Classes wtll be through college. He graduated proud of these boys, out there d1s1mssed so that all students from Georgta T ech 10 1955 wtth playmg thetr hearts out. makmg may auend the assembl y. a B S degree m mdustnal man· mtstakes week after week." Carlen was born July ll, 1933, Carlen ts married to the former agement and was ass1stant tn the mountams of Tennessee Mtss Sharon Garner of Alcoa. coach one year at Cookevtlle and ts presentl y th e youngest T eunessee. They are the par· Htgh School 111 Ius hometown. major college head coach tn the ents of three children. Molli· He later coached at the military game. Carlen came to West anne, James. and Melame. Mrs. servtce and collegiate l evels Vtrginta Untverslty 111 January Carlen was lormerly a student Until last year he had never 1966. tntent on creaung new at Tennessee T ech and was been assoctated wtth a losmg tnterest tn the Mountameer runner-up to Miss Tennessee tn team. the M1ss Untverse contest m football tea\ot . Dunng that y ear Carlen ts West Vtrgmia Um· over 123.000 fans attended the 196 1. versity's "man 111 mouon" He IS Mountameer games desptte a After the speech. the assembl y qutck on the drawl. duect. de· lostng record. will be concluded by the smg· c 1stve. and enthustasttc. He tng of " We Gather Together" He played and coached under believes m the makmg of the and "Come Ye Thankful Prople With fnr""lth:.J I James Carlen, Head Football Coach, West Virg1ma. Untverstty the famous Bobby Dodd of Gear· Come' ' by the enure audtence. The Glenville Mercury Vol. XXXIX. No. 8 Glenville State College. Glenville. IV . Va. Tuesday. November 21 . 1967 WF Conse,ration New Men's Dormitory s,heduled Nov. 26 Pl ans Are Formulated Plans are now m the arclu· Nov. 26, Btshop Fred G Hoi· ly the same number The buald· teNural stage for a new men's lowav of the West Vtrgtma diS· mg also house a ltbrarv. office donmtory on the Glenvtlle State tnct. of lhe Methodast Church ~pace for the foundalton duec· College Campus General m· w11l be guest speaker for the tor, and meetmg rooms. terest has been expressed con· consecrJ.tton ceremony of the Located on the sate of the cemmg an open-corndor smte new S100.000 Weslev Founda· former M E. Church South, the arrangement which will .;;erve as tton bt.uldmg. Dr Tom H Mal· foundauon hutldmg has been a home to approx1mately 192 lory. Execut1ve Secret.a.ry of the financed largely through money men. Board of EducatiOn of the \V rece1ved 10 Fatth m Acuon pro· The site of the dormttory has Va Metbodtst Conference. form· gram and on a long-term loan not been chosen but possible er dtrect.ars, and former off1cers. Over 850.000 of the funds need· s 1 tes now under cons ad era liOn are expected to be among those ed came through gifts of West are 111 the general area of the who wJII v1si t the campus. Vugm1a MethOdists through lower park1ng l ot across from This l at£>st addttton to the Fatth m Actton the Admma strauon butldmg expandmg program of Lhe Metho· D~rector for the bu al dmg wall The new bu!ldmg will present dJst Campus MtniStrV 10 W. Va. be Rev. D Edward Bayer. cam· the l!vmg·leammg type of st t· was officially handed over to the pus mmtster, who replaced Rob· uataon The atr·condtttoned MethOdiSt Board of Educauon ert M. Fuqua who was appomted bulldmg will contam a. recrea· Phyllis llopk1n s an d Becky Gtven enJOY the comforts of the new on Oct. 5 when the conuactors to a Fatrmont church . Mrs. Or· uon area w1th the poss1bll1ty of WF lounge. presented keys to a New Wes· v11le Wh1te. of Clenvtlle ts holdmg cl asses m Lh e dormi· lev Foundat10n to Rev. D. Ed· conunumg her dulles as secre· tory w~rd Bayer at Glenvtlle State lary. The approxtmate date of com· College. Mrs . Charles "'Mom" Barker . plet1on wtll be around !.he Sec· Student Teachers Invade Schools The FoundatiOn bUJid1ng m· also of Glenville, ts the hostess ond semester of next year, but Stx counu es will have twenty· Vanny Lantz ts the lone stu· eludes a meditation chapel, ror the new bu1ldmg. City Lum· as yet no defmtte date IS avatl· f1ve Glenville State studen t dent teacher Ill Upshur County's which wtll seat 100. and a lou· ber Company of Buckhannon abl e teachers this term accord1ng ;o Buckhannon-Upshur Htgh Sch· Dr. B. E. Ross. ChaHman 01 the ool. He ts teaching phystcal Dtvtston of Educauon and Psy· educatwn and soctal studt es. chology. Patty Gray and Noami Workmen South Hamson lltgh School has are student teaching at Green Hunter Franklm Armentrout mont Elementary i n Wood Coun teachmg soc1al stud1es. Carl· ty , Judy Newl on, Karen McCl oud, ton Sp1cer teachmg bu smess and John Greiser are teaching and phySICa l educatton. and at Vienna Elemen tary. Phillip Joesph Tumet teachmg soetal Pitt i s teaching physic al edu Studies and phystcal <;ctence. cation an d working in t he library Rtpley t·hgh School Ill J.1 ck· at Parkers burg South High Sch son County has Ramsey Wh1te ool. Also at P arkers burg South teachmg social '> tu<.ll es and are Thomas Carr who is teach speech . Larry Pa.1sons teachin g ing math and physical science soc:al studtes and b1ology a.nd and Delbert Murphy who is Jack1e Fulks IS teachm g math teaching social studies and an 002_R.jpg Page Two THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Tuesday. November 21, 1967 GEO Test Given I Challenge You • • • Fellow Students, To Non-Graduates In absence of Larry Parsons. President of the S. G. A., it gi ves me thi s opportunity to complimen t you on the tremendous JOb of back· The General EducatiOn Deve· ing your football team. Your support and confidence Impressed many lopment Tes t will be administer people and. most of all, helped your Pioneers complete a great sea ed at Glenville State College son. One of the greatest ex:presswns of your interest was at the o n the follow1ng dates for the Fairmont game. Even radio coverage commented on the energy of our 1967-68 school year. P ersons crowd. Speakmg for Student Counctl and as a member of tJ1e football mteres ted in taking the test team I would like to say thank you. s hould register with Kernnt Football season iS over. but our school year is not. The kick· K1nder. Director of GUida nce, off returns, pass ~nt e r cepuon s, and touchdowns are now history, but Glenville State College for more the up-off. foul shots, and fas t breaks a re yet to be made. I hereby informatton The examtnation c hallange you to support the Glenvtlle State basketball team w1th will begm promptly at 8 00 A M equal confidence and enthus iasm. a nd examm ees should report to Athletics should not be your only concern. Plays, Lyceum pro t he Off1ce of the D~rector of g rams, concerts, s peakers, and soc1al events are all of benefi t to Guidance m the Admim strauon you as a student. Why depnve yourself of s uch opportumties? In your Buildmg. Interest I encourage you to partiCipate m all the events of the school GED tests are a dministered year. under the supervtslon of the William D. Frost West Virginia State Department Vice president of S. G. A. o f Education for the purpose of measuring educational equival ence at th e high school grad uation level. Res ults of the tests are used pnmarily as a basis for issuance of a bigh Wife Requests Change s chool certi ficate to qualified non- high scho ol g:aduate adults who wish to continue their edu Dear Editor. pliment. In essence he Said that c ation at an advanced level. It would seem that the ilbrary we dtd not bother to thmk (one ~ 11-\c AVANI- GUARDE:"' Appl icants must be 19 years has become a favorite " whip· way or the other) about a con· of age or past the age they would! ping boy" on this campus. The cept that has dts turbed the 1ma· have been had they remamed m only other thing that arouses gmatton of thoughtful students h1gh school until they graduated the students' interest is the all over the US. Is this true? and must have been out of sch fact that we are being charged Wh at we must do is change ool for a p enod o f on e year two dollars by the Kan awh acbe~ our image of innocence wh1ch Happiness Is ? ? ? ? ? p recedmg th en applicauon for our "mug s hots." has come to mean apathy. Stu Sm ce the High School EqUival I have heard it s aid by anum· dents that I know and who have ent Diploma IS 1ssued by the Dear Ed1 tor: Happmess ts rece1vmg bean ber of people (in a most com befriended me are mtelligent State of West V1rgm1a only, all D1d you ever s top to wonder soup'' for lunch after standing plimentary manner by the way) adults-not sweet little c hildren . apphcants mus t be bona f1de why Gl env1lle lS called "the in the cafeteria hne for over a n that the students at GSC po s We mus t l earn to ha ve ideas and residents of West Vtrgtnla 01 Frtendly campus?" I believe hour. sess an unsophisticated inno to express them wtthout fear of last attended school m West that I have found some or the Happmess IS the secunty or cence. A recent speaker said ha ving our wrists s lapped and Virgtm a. reason s fo r the student body knowmg that the housemother this of the students and as bemg confined to quarters. It must be understood t hat the bem g so happy. I believe that: has her ear again st your door. proof he mentioned the "God The hbrary, bes ides being a diploma issued is not a regular llappmess I S paymg a book Happmess 1s being abl e to IS Dead" controversy that is pretty good place after all. IS a hi gh graduation exercise. They fm e (whiCh you didn't owe m staod on the s treet corner w1th prevalent on many larger cam· topic of conversatiOn that has are not graduates of any parti the begmnmg) at the library and your gnl fnend unul th e late puses but has not been given a become a bore . It's time for a cular higb school. ~ece1v mg a "sm1le" from the hour of eleven o'clock on Friday second thought by esc students. ch anf!; e. in cluded m the test are f1ve llbranan and Saturday m ghts. Le t's face 1t, U1is is no com- Chns Carl son a reas of exammauon. correct Happmess is seem g a good Happmess IS the fnendly s er ------ness and effectiveness or ex movte at the " Ol enviii e Thea vtce given by the cashter at tbe pression . mterpretatwn of read ter" after the dance has been Conrad Restaurant when trying lOg matenals m soctal studtes~ cancelled because the band did· to get a check casbed. Interpretation of readmg ma n 't s how up. Happiness IS receiving a copy Morals Disc:ussed terial s in natural sc1ences. m· Haj:..pm ess is Sl ttmg m the of the Kanawbachen only to find Student Umon on a Friday or Dear Ed1 tor: terpretauon of llterary matenals. that your picture tsn ' t m it be Saturday night with the other It s hould be noted tha t in the past. Glenvi lle State College has and general mathematical ab1· cause you didn't have the two s upposedly s triven to impart high moral standards, not the least of !t ty. two students who coul dn't fmd dollar portrait fee. which i s common decency. However, on the mormng of Tuesday, Applicants are required to a nde to the "Cove." I feel that a hfet1me of hap Nov. 14 th, directly across from the offi ce of President D. Banks make a standard score of 35 or Happmess is bemg abl e to pmess IS aw.uting the student Wllburn , an image appeared which might cause one to wonder about above on each of the five areas find a parkmg s pace m the col· auending Glenville State Col th e eth1cs of both students and faculty. or an average standa rd score of lege parkmg lot when you are l ege!,, I t is understood tha t all sign s appearing on campus must be ap 45 on all five tests. For ad already late for c lass. James 0 . Bull proved by the Office of Student Affatrs. It IS difficult to believe Lhal mission to state c olleges, non the Offtce would approve the obscenny wh1ch stands, or rather lies high school graduates must a 1n front or the aud1tonum, as an advertisement for the current pro· chieve a score of 40 on e ach of duction of the drama department. The madwoman of Challlot must m· the five tests or an average stan Letter from the President deed be mad to believe she can appear on campus tn the altogether. dard score of 50 on all five If Glenville State College wtshes to culuvate an honorable repu tests. Thanksgiving ts a quality of livmg whtch should be a dally ex tatiOn , tts students must take more pride 1n campus appearance, and At the Cienvllle State College penence. During every moment of each day. there are happenmgs as a result, 10fluence the op1mons whtch other<; form of esc center the1e IS a S5 00 tee for for wluch we should giVe thanks, but unfortunately too frequently Names Withheld the CED test The re·test fee we do not attach the proper sigmficance to them. Often we take for 1-; S 1 00 per test Reports of the granted the wondrous beauty of nature. the warm greeungs of ac tesung arc completed m four quawtances and fnends. the concern for our welfare whtch those THE GLENVILLE MERCURY cop1es. One copy IS prepared who love us have. The ability to learn. to perceive, to solve pro The Student Newspaper for each of the followmg· state blems m every area of human knowledge is a wondrous gtft that Glenville State College department ol educatiOn, the each of us has though the capacity vanes wtdely among persons. Telepbone E xt. 294 applicant. college reg1strar (if To relate fu-rther that for wh1ch there should be much thanksgtvmg Entered as second c lass matter November 23. 1929. at the post applicant IS seekmg college seems unnecessary. So as we pause formally to g1ve thanks this o ffice at Gl enville, W. Va.., und er the act of March 3, 1879. Pulr adnusswn). and thiS test center Thanksg1v1ng Day, let n be a ume of recogmzmg more clearly and l1 shed every Wednesday during the academic year excepton holi All mquuies for information s ure ly that the essence of thanksgivmg ts to be found m the under days. or spec1f1c questions regardm g s tandmg and the worth that we attach to the expenence of da.tly the OED tests at Un s center living. Cordially yours . STAFF s hould be referred to Kermtt L. D. Banks Wilburn Kmder. Dtrector o f Gutdance Pres t dent E ditor ...... • ...... , . Denn1s Myers and Counseling, Glenville State News Editor ...... • ...... •.. , •. . .. Sharon Dutton Coilege. Glenville, West VH· Sports EdJlo r .. ... • • ...... Kenneth Cutnght New dates for the tes tmg of Photographer . . . . . • • . . . . • . . . . Pat McCartney g101a. Tel ephone 462-736 1, Ext. 238. Test dates for the 1967 ·68 p rospecuve teachers a re: Feb Columnist ...... William LewiS Teacher's Exam school year mclude: Nov. 27, ruary 3, April 6. and July 6 , Cartoom s t ...... , ...... Tom Da!lev 28. Dec. 18, 19 . J an. 22, 23, 1968. CtrculatJon Ednor ...... , •.•• ...... Janet Kes;erson Feb 26, 27; March 18 . 19, and Scheduled Here Results o f the National Teach T ypists ...... • .. . . •...... Jud1th Posey, May i7 28 College seniors preparmg to er Examinations are used by many large school districts as AtJvertJsmg Manager...... ~:~t;nu ~ ;cr~l~ur e Don't forget th e annual Shrine t each school may take th e Na· twnal Teacher Exammat1ons on one of several factors ib tb e Reporters. James Bull, Kathryn Casto. Robert Cnbbs, Mane Davts, Basketball Tournament to be selection of new teachets and Davis, Mary Harctman, Emil lloftman. Ronald R1ggf>. and held m Weston at the Le w1s any of the three different test and Vance Weekley County Jhgh School Gymna1sum dates announced by Educational by several states for certifica tion or licensing of teacbers. Adv1ser ...... Yvonne H. Ktng on November 22 and 28th in Testmg Servtce, a nonprofit, ed1. whtch the Glenville State Col cational orgamzat1on wh1ch pre Some colleges also require all Pnnted by the Grantsnlle News, Grants\'! li e l ege Ptoneers will be partiCJ· pares and admimsters this test seniors preparing to teach to p::.ung. Ing program. take the examinations. 003_L.jpg T HE GLENVILLE MERCURY Page Three Five Seniors As I See 'Em End Grid Play b\' Kt>n Cutnght F'tl' e men who played in the Coach Bill Hanlin, m h1s second .vear as head mentor. has cer· season's ftnale wtth Salem ha ve t:H ni.\' thrown a new light on GSC football The Hanhn men. who finished thelf collegtate foot· f1mshed 5-2· 1 thi s ~·ea r. were a fme group ol young men that gave ball careers. These men, most the school something of wh1c h to be proud, because they as an m· of whom were regulars for all divldual and a mut were proud. four of theH years of ehgiabilny. There were many moments when the~· showed they could come are certamly an ouLstandtng ex· through with the b1g pia. ,\·, and 111 domg so. g:lVe the fans a. great deal a mpl e of the athletes at Olen· of excncmen1. ville State College. In the We..,t L 1hen~· game. freshman mons tel man Da ve Bonette. John Flint, g ra duated from 10 h1s lm;t ''arc;ll~' game, broke through and Ul ockeenwr John Flint p 1cked ott a pJss :wd wea\'ecl h1s way 65 play football Ius semor year m .\'ards fo1 the winn1ng touchdown l11 gh school, but still was deter In lhf' \\. Va State gaml:', <;Ophomore Tom Haught r;tn for t08 yards mtned to play college ball lhs and Cflllght M:uk MI"Piuil p:t"<;f'c; for 134 ~·a1d<; tn le.-.dmg Glenvil\~ detenmnanon patd ofl and he to a Hl-i wm lot their ..,econtl \\Ill ol the season Flint :1nd J1m became the regular defenstve Sp1aguf' t•;H·h got ;In uue1eepunn wilL IE" the defeno;;f' held State to safety. Hts b tggest thnll wa-... tOO \ard total olten'-te franklm Hughes, Wtlliam Ptercy, Thomas Herold, John Flint, sconng the w1nnmg TO 1n lhe The next en<:onnter wa!> with Teeh. and sen101 St:1n Boyles ga\'e West L1beny game. ailhough he the Pwnee1.., the11 onlv ~COif' With ;I 22 vard run off left tackle for and Stan Bo~· l es ftmsh college football careers as the gnd aon men battle Salem to a 20-20 tie c l a1ms he had no 1dea ol what the i-0 vH·tory J1m Sprague returned a punt fot an 86 yard touch· happened un til tt was all over. down. wh1eh wao;; called back on a cilppmg mfract10n. o 20 20 John IS maJOring Ill phvs1cal Agam..,t We..,IP\'an . .Jun Sprague ran 47 vards wllh an mtercepted Pioneers, Salem T1e • j educatiOn and soc1al st1td1es Jnd P Wanted: a Dalmatian puppy not over five months old as o f December 1967; mal e perferrably registered. Call Member!:> of the b.t !'>ketba \1 team a1·e: F1rst row, J err~· Wolfe, J.1mes McNe1sh. Gene Watson. Gar~· Keefe1. StPVf' Sp1ce1.. fame<; Ar<·her, Women 's H all, ex. 313 Ma rty Willie McGhee, Coach Bl1aard. Serond row. J ack1e Rubmson, James Lillv, D.IVE' P ea l. Larrv Grzvh, Ch ..nl e..., Thoma~ . B 11 Peny, wa.nless. 1 Coach Lilly; Thud row. John Wymor, Oavnl Barne!., Bob Groves. Kenneth F'1she1. Manon Gordon, Erne">! Willl.1m-,, DavHI Kuhn. 008_R.jpg Page Four THE GI"ENVILLE MERCURY Tuesday, November 21, 1967 Law and the Spamsh Supenor Council for&e&tnllflf!. Research. Dr. Miller Commends Cast, Dr. Manuel Medina Speaks He bas wntten eighteen art•cles on subJeCt!; as vaned as pohtJ· cal asylum. ftshmg nghts, the Director on Season's Openeron Spain November 27-28 Nuclear T e!;t Ban Treaty, and Edmund Burke. He has also made By Dr. Miller scene with suff1 c1ent subtl ety theH euorts to strengthen II· translattons mto Spantsh of J ean Giraudoux' s T HE MAD· as to make th eir Machiavellian beral education. Each year sev Slgnlrtcant ed1tonals and artt· scheme for hoo dwinkmg the WOMAN OF CHAILLOT, an eral men and women of out· cl es from the Engllsh and Cer· iromc and satiric moral fantasy, publlc in a mad plot to make s tandmg Jntellectual stature man languages. opened th e c urrent season on the Paris into an active oil field from th1s country and abroad are In the pa.st ten years. Dr. Me· Clenvtll e State College s tage h al f believable and half farc e. made ava1lable to colleges and dma ha!lt taught m the School last week for a three-day run. Would anyone actually invest unJversJUes. They remam on of Econom1cs and Poht1cal Appropnately enough, MAD· h1 s hfe savings wllh such un campus from two days to a week. Sc1ence, and the School or Law, savoury characters? Probably WOMAN Introduced Glenvtlle Dr. Medma was born m the or the UnJversJty or Madnd not. But, on the other hand, as playgoers to the contemporary Canary Islands. He attended the He also has been a lecturer 4lt Cnaudoux correctly suggests, French dramati s t, Je~n C~rau Um verslty of La Laguna m the the Escuela. de Fuoclooarios people do. doux, whtle a t the same ume Cananes, and rece1 ved a bache· Int.emacionales, which tram,; Wit and Sentiment markmg the firs t dramatic pro lor or laws degree. He recetved (orelgn serVlce orricers. He IS duction of the new dtrector, Mr. Intermingled the doctor of laws degree (summa program duector .>f, and lecwrer Stewart Beach, m structor tn In the sentimental attractiOn cum laude) from the UnJversJty tn, the InstitUte O( European b etween " Irma," played by speech and dramati cs. of Madnd 10 1961, and the rol· Studies, Madnd Center. The tn Sherry Erwm, and '' P1erre.'' Leadmg a cast of twenty lowmg summer held a fellow Stltllte 1s concerned With Amen enacted by D1ck Dawson. Cuau etght, Kathy Casto capabl y and ship of the Hague Academy of can undergraduate stud1es a doux espresses h1s hope that 111 unders tandably played the lead Intemauonal L aw. Under a broad. a world of scoundrels and ing role of the Madwoman o f Fullbnght rellowshtp Ill 1962 crooks. love can bloom and .J Ch aillot, "Countess Aurelia." he also earnf'd the master of Flounsh. At the same lime, In Paris, the "Countess" was Dr. Manuel Medma Comparauve Law degree from Cuaudoux com1cally shows that Chess anyone? GlenVllle played by Madame Moreno, and Columbta Untverslty 10 New UJlperclassmen Will remember State College was recently con 1n New York, the London act the mept rooky policeman has York. and freshmen will dascover the tacted by the Director or thl" ress, Martita Hunt, played the not learned to cope w1th an The maJOr f1elds of Dr. Medt learnmg opportun1t1es provtded Morns Harvey College Swdeut "Countess" m a long run. attempted sutc1d e by readmg na's research and pubhcauon What Does the Pl ay Mean? h1s handbook or regulations. by the Danforth Lecturers. Man Umon concermog a chess matcb uel Medina · Ortega, AdJunct have been lntemauona.J Law and between the Morris Harvey Ches Wh at does Caraudoux seek to Wh1le C~raudoux's overs1ze Professor m the Sciloo\ or £co IntPrnatwna' Organ1 zauon. Hts Club and students at Clenv11le. tell h1 s aud1ence m T ilE MAD cast or twenty·e1ght provides a d1sertat1on was on "The Ad· nomics and PoiJtJcal Sc1ence or Any students mterested l.D WOMAN OF CH AILLOT ? Wol w1de dJVerslLy '>f characters, mmJstratJve Tnbunal of the the Un1vers1ty of Madrid, WJII partic1paung m a match or 111 cot C1bbs, reviewing the play the great masses or actors on Umted Nauons." He was for for the TilE NEW YORKER. the s:.age at umes poses a real be the ftrst Danforth Lecturer formmg a chess club on our on eampus this year three years a collaborator of the campus should contact Alben whtle ra1s1ng doubts as to problem for th e dnector. How Rev1ew of the Political Studtes. Dr. Medma will g1ve a public Carlson, College Ltbranan. whether or not fantasy can be can one arrange upwards of and 1s on the board of ed1tors reduced to orderly synoposis, l ecture next Monday Nov. 27, at twenty persons on a stage m of t.he Rev1ew or lnternauonal asserted that MADWOMAN order to c reate the llluswn of 8 00 p.m. tn the aud1tonum on demonstrates that the nch and reali ty., '·spam and the Western Poh· the w1cked of th e world, the Gtraudoux has ample prece· t1cal Community" and Tuec;day parasites of soc1ety, are de dent for h1s "Countess." The Nov. 28, at 10 (;0 a.m a con stroymg the world and that the Fa1ry Codmothe• ; •lves all vocation address on "The ·New poor and vntuous are helpless problems. Don Qu1xote JOusts World' and the 16th Century ag:unst them. at wmdtmlls. Shakespeare, m Span1 sb Lawyers.·· In two class meeungs at 1 25 on bbth days C1raudoux seems to be saymg the 1magmary tnal 10 King L ear that the 1nsane are pecuharly 111 whach Lear tnes hts two Of htS VISit McdJOJ. Will diSCUSS well·quahfted to deal with the daughters, has established a "The Common Market and Spam Problems of Associatton" and machinauons of the ungodly. long precedent 10 wh1ch good· " Present Trends m Spamsh Po there bemg a certam afrlmty ness su1kes back at evtl. between lunacy and c n m•nal In an age or haghJmks m h1gh hucal Thmkmg." ambitiOn. In the drama by C1rau· fmance. m an age or econom1c The vuntang lecturers program doux. a marvelously addled old press acents and 1>ublac re· under wh1ch Dr. Medma comes lady, with an old-world charm lat1ons men, m an era of money here was mn1a.ted m 1957 by that is queenly. succeeds 10 madness. Ctraudoux's moral the Arts Program of the Asso· exterm1natmg a dozen or more fantasy does mdeed have some· ctatton of Amencan Colleges of the connJvmg schemers al· thmg to say that ts not only and IS supported by a grant from most smglehandedly. relevant to our ume but IS pam the Danforth Foundation Its purpose ts to asstst colleges 1n As one m1ght expect 1n a fully true. fantasy, the events of the drama are preposterous and complex. At t1me s throughout the play, the onlooker i s never qtute cer· tam as to whether Gnaudoux IS smcere and senous or whether he 1 holdmg sentiment. vn ture, and honor up to nd1cule. Play is Well Cast and Produced For hiS rust dramaUC pres· 1643 NOV.67 M. , . $2 entatton as dnector, Mr. Beach. it mu st be said, had tndeed brought forth a well-wrought LET US Holiday Arrangements ... urn, a pl ay that was cat> ably produced and dnected. The PLANT cast was well dt sc1pltned and Ideal Gift for a Hostess hnes spoken w1th unusual A SEED ... clanty and force. 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