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"HIAWATHA • O n Jun e r rth t h e ' h0 ral l·nio n ga,· S. ·( lt·ri dg'"·-TayJ,-, r's cantata, "Scen es fro m Longfe llo w' · o ng 1 f 11 ia w at ha." Th <: J::n~at amou nt lf drill r eq ui r ed fo rth ' r c n ditin n of s u c h a cafltata was in the es timat io n o f t h e andi<•n r· ~ <lmp ly r e paid by the glori o us s u ccess that t h · C ho ral · ni n :cor ed. P n)f. Nykc rk has during t h e y eet r \\·o rk '"·d at ;t w it h nntiring zc..•a l ; and it is ce rtainly quite a In:: to the ins titutio n t hat h e wiJI nu t be hl· rc n e xt year to condu c t th e 'h ra l Cnio n. The w n rk of the c h o rus was <..'Xl'l:llt·nt. :\II th e ,·ar it d b e auty and p ol·ti · quaintn ess n f Indi a n lif · a nd cus t >m. id ·a lized by th e J) rilli at.lt imag-inatic n s f h th p o c..•t and cn mpo:'c r, and bereft o f a ll hars h rea li t y hy a s _ym pathy that cou ld I> ~..: dL"tectcd in th e , ·oic o f ca h , ing ·r- all th is wa. bro ug-ht u ut \\·it h an effect tl.tat r a ,·i:-; h <..:d t h e a r . Th e \\' a:--.tin~' o f th e famine and the blas ting of t h e fc n ! r \\' r c g-i \' l' Tl a \\' l tHl ·r fu l effect in th e ir ~ ad pat h os. ·rhe piritua lih· o f th e \\'ord s a nd the imp le adncs. o f th e mu ·ic w ere a c l-larm and a del ig ht.
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'Th e "A" cJ?s. thi ~ year g-a,·e o n e f the hest program:' c,·er r tHkred n a sim ilar cca~io n . T h e make-up o f the program • s h cnYed cnnsi <!c rabl e imag-inati1)n and artbtic insigh t. There w c..·rc scn.· ralr;l.,,. fcatur s , of which ~lr. ] < hn De \ · ri es· chalk t alk w a=-- th e m•ost no ,· ·1. '·D e J ng-. th e class pro phet. eire. 3Cd as an EgyptiaP1 astro l ge r. made quite a n impressio n. 1-Icnry \'ru ink, the dass r at r, dcli,·er ecl a strung- eu logy o n K c s suth. \\'ith n~ ,rc , ·oice c ntn: 1, h e will beco me an cffccti ,·c sp ·aker. Dor~ 1\lhers and Th ) Thurber each admirably rende r ed a llH)noliJg·ue. the former '·Th e Ruggl es · D in ncr Party,·· the la t k r. ''llu w P atty Learned . \ nglo-,·ax n. · J e nni e Pikaart read an o,_iginal p em on ''The :\lartyrd 111 f Saint Eula lis,'' whi ch t11cml! ~ h e treat ·d wi t h p ·tic insig-ht and . tudi cd di · ti t>tl. . \ pl:t;. entitled "Fr 111 Ha rry t ) \\'11 t C-- and \\'hat Came f It." w a: acted ut by J o hn \\'i c h ers as 7\fr. mith, a farmer. 1-1 )reni· Taylo r as :\fr. mith's wife . Lena Dt.> Haan as :\[iss ~mit h , ~~nd ~icholas ich terma n a: J o hn Jac b . :\liss 'mith' · w ultl-bc lo,·er. Jam es Dykema ga,·c a re trospect whi ch h e caiiL'~l ":\ly ,ui tar and I in Rc,·eric." ft w a · an arti · tic mixture r> £ im .ners nati n, r e , ·erit.>. guita r music, si ngin g and wh istli ug. · ~lis: Turnbull and D ·a n l krgl!n play ed a piano dud, " l)l!r Er~te n Li be Golcr n e Zeit." JJ. De \ ·ri ;.; pla y l:d a \'i >litl' solu . .. Fantais ic de n cert'' fr 111 Faust, and .\nn a 'shuelkc, a piano ~olu. "La P o lka <.k la Rein e," by Raft. Je n ni c \ · c n e kl~· sen ~a ng .. \' o ices u f :\pr i 1.''
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As swiftly flying birds in twilight gray,
Across the evening sky their quick flight wing, And for a moment on our view delay, Or fleeting note in passage sing, Thus one by one our "prep" days sped. Each hast'ning onward to its rest, And leaving e'er dark night o'er landscape spread, A n1emory dear, or tvken blest.
ACT L 8:1 5 . Pete ( raci n1 madly down the ta irs at Van 'V leck, cullarJ<: · ~ , etc.) : "Boy " ! ~Jy cloth es ! \ ·her's a wheel?"'
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\Vith recollections fond of days long dead, The past, so bright, Makes future light; And when once more our ouward path we tread, The star of Hope will brightly shine ahead. Black, as the midnight watches of ,the sea, Gold 0 , as the ling'ring rays of setting sun, These are the emblems pure \Ve bring w thee, Our Alma Alater fairest one. Dark was the maze we oft times found, Clear was the light that shone before, To lead us where Ambition's pathway woundFor this, dear Hope, we thee adore.
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Hut alas! their sL· lti. h c ia!'. mat e~ 'alled th e m back fro m Dig 'ca \\.ate r, Ca lled to them in acce nts franti c ; ent to th em the brave life sa,·crs. : T w ed th em in. th c:e r ccld e:' - w a nde r e rs . From the Ia nd o f th ' J-Iercaftcr. Lovely s tate o f affairs! lnst a<.l o f r allying his class and goi~g after th e ( ph m res in dece nt s tyle, ou r b ra,·c ( I) Scn i r yells 1 ud en ug h t rai~c the d e ad. a nd the n hides behind th e ski rt~ o f L'ndc Sam. Rra \·e R oy! \\'e ll do ne!! Anno Dyke: ''\\' c canno t re frain fr o m g 1ving a h elp to
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