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Additional Performance
Planned for 'Weddina'
The University Theater will
present "Blood Wedding,” a poet
it- drama by Federico Garcia Lor
ca. as a bonus attraction for its
season ticket holders Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.
This production is being hand
led hy Helen Watson Adams,
graduate in speech, as work to
wards her master's degree.
Miss Adams has chosen the
play, designed the setting, cast
the actors, and is directing the
production as well as handling
the promotion and ticket sales.
This will be the first time the
University Theater has present
Alpha in Front
In WUS Drive
Alpha hall is still leading in
the World University Service
house soheitaiun drive. They
have turned in $22.54.
The other top four men's
houses are Sigma Chi with
$18.87, Sigma Alpha Mu with
$12.27, Delta Upsilon with $12.25,
and Phi Kappa Sigma with
$12.17.
Alpha Phi leads the women's
houses with $15, Alpha Gamma
Delta is next with $14.80. Hend
ricks hall $11.92, Kappa Kappa
Gamma $11, and Chi Omega $10.
Money may he turned in for
this drive up until the Wednesday
before Duck Preview Weekend.
It, may be turned in to Jean San
dine or Kathy Holloway at Al
pha Delta Pi or to 319 Student
Union.
Winners will be judged on a
per capita basis and announced
at the Vodvil show during Duck
Preview.
<■<1 a thesis production, but more
of them are expected in the fu
ture.
The production was originally
scheduled for only two showings
but advance sales were on such ,
degree that another showing was
advisable. Tickets for those not
holding season passes can be ob
tained at the University Thea
ter box office for SI. Reserva- j
tions can be made by calling ext.
401 between 1 and 5 p.rn.
“Blood Wedding" is based upon
a simple folk tale of a bride who
elopes with her lover on her
wedding day and of the tragedy
that ensues when the bridegroom ‘
pursues them.
IVaree Heads Cast
Joan DeLap Pearce will head
the cast as the bride; Ronald
Morgan will be the bridegroom,
and Thomas Gaines will play the
lover, Leonardo.
Supporting them will be Mrs.
Ottilie Seybolt, associate profes
sor emeritus of speech; Mrs.
Marjory Ramey. Tru Vosburg,
Gerald Pearce, John Dugan.
Marilyn Stratford, Scott Lehner.
Darrel Keeny, Mary Eilen Moore
and Donna Bar-rick.
Sophomore Honorary
Issues Petition Call
Petitions for membership in ]
Kwama, sophomore women's j
service honorary, are due by 5
p.rn., April 22. They may be
turned in to Helen Ruth John
| son, president, or any other
| Kwama membra-.
The standard ASUO petition
may be used. All activities should
be listed in order of importance,
and a picture should accompany
j each petition.
Any freshman women with a
2.00 GPA or better may petition.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Sponsoring
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Prom Committee
Calls for Petitions
Junior prom committee peti
tion.*! are due today at 5 p.m. in
the ASUO petition box in the
Student Union.
Available positions for which
petitions are due are sub-chair
men for decorations, programs,
tickets, and clean-up committees.
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+ Campus Briefs +
0 Holy Communion will be
celebrated by Episcopal students
at 7 a m. Wednesday in Ger-'
linger hall. An informal diacus
nion will be held this afternoon
at. 4 In the College Side with
Father Ellis.
i
• The student l nion Music
committee will meet today at
12:15 p.m. in the SU standing
committee room.
0 Canoe Fete float chairmen
will meet today at 4:30 in the
Student Union. All living organ
izations are urged to have a
representative present as float
plans, rules, and judges will be ,
discussed by the group, afford
ing to Sally Jo Greig and Darrel
Brittsan, co-chairmen.
0 All executive members and
committee chairmen of the Hui
O Kammaaina will meet at 3
p.m. Wednesday at the home of
the president, Andy Ftoribio,
1344 12 Hillyard.
0 The Veteran*’ Committee
will meet at 4 p.m. today in 318
PTJ. The meeting will be open to
all veterans and problems of in
terest to veterans, including
<k>rmitory food, housing, regu
lations, ar.d student wages, wiJl
be discussed.
0 Kirama u ill meet tonight at
6:45 in Gerlinger. It is very im
portant that all members at
tend, according to Helen Ruth
Johnson, president.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fel
lowship will meet tonight at 7
in the Jttudent Union. Program
will include discussion of spring
term plans.
• Theta sjjrnla Phi, women's
journalism honorary, will meet
tonight at 6:15 in the Allen room
of Allen hail according to Laura
Sturges, president.
0 All chairmen of the Duck
Preview Vodvil will meet trsiay
at 4 p.m. m the Student L'nion.
0Canoe Fete committee chair
men will meet Wednesday at 6:30
in the Student Union.
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