The Yellow Springs American, Volume 1, Numbers 1-22

Dr. Karl Compton MKIEQiveAddress lb flnttoofi Grads . Centennial er.jsnHnftaGrs't flctlvi- ' ties ic t AeMfteh Cfclic&c are mating and plant! are being completed for tbfr tbi-tv-day affair whseb wilt lie eiimnxcd l;y the commencement ad­ dress of Dr. K a r l T. CMnpton, chairman of the Corporation of Mtfffifftchusctta Institute o f Techno­ logy on the frc.nt steps c>f Main Hall on Saturday .June 20 beginning at 7:30. Some of the activities prior to Dr. Compton's address arc: .^ ktirsday , sunk n ;D:30 p. m. Alumhl-Senlox Prom, Curl Guymnnsi:;m. FRIDAY, W KE 19 2:00 p m. "Antioch, 1853"—Panel discussion by four seniors w i t h President McGregor as moderator. For parents, seniors, alumni, guests Pels auditorium. 3:30-0:30 p. ra Tea for alumni and facu.ty, Day House {Nursery School. 3:45 p, int~Antioch Area Theatre presents "Testament of Faith", a Horace Mann play by Paul Trcich- Jcr Front steps, Alain Hall. In case of ran, piny will be given in the Foundry Eu.Jding. SATURDAY, .U SE 20 32:T* p. m - 25th Anniversary In&Btirfit it* Arthur E- Morgan, For s- rs. a!umni. faculty, guests. ■Curl $yrinnslam eAdvance reser­ vations neeeasajy*, Z:TJ-l..?y p. tii President's rc- ceptitn frr seniors, parents, faexty. The hr-sif c f President and Mrs. McGregf r 7:20 p, at ■-Commencement en* creisra Front steps, M a in Hail Speaker, Dr, Ceajit'n, Mrs, Homer Smifli " Hostess To O A R ’ * s Airs "Homer Smith was- Ubalrwi to the George S l a g l e Chapter Daughters of .the American Re von littk.n Tuesday afternoon, National news was given an response to the roil call. A paper "National Defense" was read by Margaret Gllcrest. Mm J. H. Talbott read a Setter front her grandson concerning - n para­ chute jump.- Members and goeats attending this cove-red dish luncheon were, Airs. Myron Fudge, Mrs. Jl. Cl. George, Mrs. Margaret Cf s lo e ca t, littSi'iTB VARYING reactions on the face* of theae Yellow Springs * youngster* who .are getting their inMroe.Uons for their ports, in the. Greene County Soaquicentcnnial HiMorioJ Pageant, Spectacle, R. H- Koctihold, director Of the pageant for the John C. .Rogers Producing Company of Fremont, states that the youngstern are progressing rapidly in their parts. Pictured in the school room scene m i first row, left to right: Roger HeppenstaH, Johnny Grimes, Dtuvid Sohaab, Harold Fogg: Janet Varner, Debbie Touchman and PatrkdaJHjtUer; Second row; Ronald Heaton, Wayne Sayer, Atix Folkmai)*, David Whitmore, Baiba Foiltmanls, Kathryn Beatty, Dorothy Bittner, Linda Williams. Standing in the foreground are the teacher in the pro­ duction, Barrel! Brewer and Producer Roolthokl. The second re­ hearsal for the group will lie held at the Mills house Monday at 7:80. J I N © WITH THE SICK Mrs, Margaret Payne was taken:! to the Greinc Memorial Hocp.taj ] cm Thursday. K...y Straley, son « f Mr. and M rs.. La„r,s Sfmicy received severe in- J! to h.a foot fin Saturday wfciJt *!• r.d.rg a traitor, w.th Jua brMiitr,; Hosted. He »»'l be on crutches for the- nrr.t few weeks. M : e . L. H. ly-ng, has return'd te her heme here after having been ,! ift '-fH-ra .Memorial IJbapitai for sgrgtry. s nmiMlayp h m * l ! '* PatRH*« "V «RI?KWK Ml. * 'Wgrtsgn Amerino* aisontat C rd s r flllr 'itr r a W *A* #•* Mm, Mas Hrifiwiy Mts, N W; dun- teir, MiK.Aiarplil fxwlst Mrs, Ilbhert * l-uras, Mrs. John Hurray, Mrs, O. F. Reeves, Airs, J. Karl H.pjii’flscd, •■* Mrn, John Sheeicy, Mrs, Hradeit^; Smith, Mm. 0, E, THkmot M**. J* E Talbott. Guesta, Mrs,.-Joltin'Frr-. • gUHtm, Mrs, J-’ranif BlK-’innUrr* o f - Monticedio, RU«*ol!i,.Mr«. M. 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