Oh, what a mess !

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Watch it, Larry!

Mike Ferrell dresses for opening night.

THE STORY OF

A PLAY

I can't get too much of the spilled paint in this can.

Applying make-up is one of the important jobs in the production of a play.

What constitutes a good play? It's the people-behind the stage, and on the stage. Everyone must work diligently in order to make the play a success. Success is golden when an audience observes such a play as A Lady's Not For Burning.

Last minute preparation before the final product.

The final product is a scene from one of Marshall's best plays, A Lady's Not For Burning.

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"BRIGADOON": Parents' Weekend 1963

UNIVERSITY THEATER

"COME BLOW YOUR HORN" Summer 1963

"THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING" Fall 1963

"HAMLET" Winter 1963

DAVE BRUBECK

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THE WOODY HERMAN ORCHESTRA

"A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS"

London - Broadway Hit

SCHOLA CANTORUM OF

NEW YORK

VIENNA SYMPHONY

Wolfgang Sawallisch Conductor

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JOSE MOLINA'S "Bailes Espanoles"

FORUMS

ART BUCHWALD -

witty observer of

the international scene

THE ROMERO GUITARISTS- Pepe and Celin

AND CONVOCATIONS

Structures Sonores

It's always a pleasure to take your money!

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CENTENNIAL CAVALCADE

The theater's not all glamour!

This is really what you call a behind the stage scene.

The chorus was made up of members of the three winning sororities at Mother's Day Sing.

Every show has to have a chorus line.

Even Honest Abe himself is recreated for this special show.

Oops! Is that bare foot really just part of the act?

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High·stepping majorettes lead our band down it's colorful road.

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Our cheerleaders still have their same pep and cheer.

Alpha Chi Omega's car relives past experiences.

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1963

Our six lovely queen representatives added touches of be<\Uty and color to the parade.

Antique cars carried out various themes of the past.

These lovely "young ladies" of Lambda Chi Alpha pushed their way to victory.

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MUSIC

MARSHALL'S BIG GREEN MARCHING BAND

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Laura Napier-head majorette, Patty Reardon, Sandy Daughtery, Earline Sizemore, Judy Mullens, Donna Lambert, Jo Ross, Susan Dawson, Linda Brown.

Jeff Cowden-drum major

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SENIOR

Bill Weed

Joseph lngerick

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RECITALS

Mary Cathrine Summerville Mary Copenhaver

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Dan Breece

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Direction is vital to the perfection of good music o o o

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Judy Hurley

Music has played an important part in the lives of Marshall students, not on! y in the study of music but also in the enjoyment of the art.

Large crowds come annually to listen to the group at Mothers' Day Sing.

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The Symphonic Choir has many practice sessions before ...

The final appearance.

SYMPHONIC CHOIR

PHI MU ALPHA SYMPHONIA

Row 1: Jim Hedger, Larry Popp, Tom Bowan, Sheldon Roush, Joesph lngerich, Mike Scarberry. Row 2: Dr. Creighton, Larry Jordon, Dr. Wolfe, Dr. Kingsberry, Mr. Davis. Row 3: Bill McGee, Dr. Pursley, Mr. Lanegger, Dan Breece, Alan Howcroft, Bill Weed, Wendell English.

MARSHALL UNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND

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THE DANISH

GYMNASTICS TEAM

OFF-

You're not on "Candid Camera" but smile anyway.

CAMPUS

Wash Day!

Here goes our diet!

SCENES

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One cigarette at a time is enough, don't you think?

That's a different game for the Union!

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UNION ACTIVITIES

Watch this shot!

Time for gossip and a lit· tie bit of relaxation!

Of course, there's no activity like a short game of bridge between classes.