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diene comfortable. This
was achieved by Caren
Kiets, Maryiynn Bereski,
Debbie Krankowski, Rene
Sudak, Paula Sieklieki,
and Sandi Muccari.
Working with Norma
Moyer's reception group
were Bette Stauffer,
Tina Denoia, Jane Barna,
and Linda Soloman.
Adding to the
pleasure of the evening
were the incidental mu
sical offerings of
Christie Lerch, Jerry
Covert, Jay Breckenridge,
Kathie Breckenridge,
and Carol Covert.
These musicians
were also nart of the
musical-dance prelude
to the play. It was
a madriigal festival
with madrigal songs
sung-by Geoffrey
Buchman(Bass), David
Dougherty(Tenor),
Patricia Mace(Soprano),
Joy Menge.l (Alto), Susan
Niehoff(Alto), Juanita
Pinkney(Sonrano), and
Ann Rosemergey(Alto).
The singing was
conducted by Professor
Joseph Junpeter.
Norma Moyer di
rected the dance se-
quence that was per
formed by Marilyn
Bereski, Debbie
Krankowski, Sandi
Muccari, Paula
Sieklieki, and Rene
Sudak.
Then, there is
Shakespeare’s exquisite
poetry, for Shakespeare
is first of all a mag
nificent poet. About
poetry, W. Somerset
Maugham once said this:
"The crown of'liter
ature is poetry. It
is the end and the aim.
It is the sublimest ac-
Df the human
j.nd. It is the
achievement of beauty.
The writer of prose can
• only step aside when
the poet passes."
Thus, it is fit
ting to close this re
view with THESEUS' ob
servation, about poets
as Mark Hengey, playing
the role of THESEUS,
so ably pointed out in
the last act:
"The poet's eye, in a
fine frenzy rolling.
Doth glance from heaven
to earth, from earth
to heaven;
And, as imagination
bodies forth
The forms of things
unknown, the poet's
pen
Turns them to shapes,
and gives to airy
nothing
A local habitation and
name."
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Kafka, past faculty mem
ber of the Departments
of Speech Communications
and English at Highacres,
has participated in poe
try sesions at Fisher
Community Adult School
of Miami Beach, Florida.
mong those recited were
selections by Poe, A.E.
poems by three Hazleton
New Residence Hall
Assistants were announc
ed at a Dorm meeting on
May 11. They are as fol
lows: first floor women':
Liz Kovac; second floor
women's, Ellen Rebuck;
thrid floor women's,
Sheryl Felker; first
floor men's, Scott Reedy;
second floor men's, John
Lewis; thrid floor men's,
Bud Swenson. These pos
itions will take effect
beginning Fall term.
WHAT’S
HAPPENING
Professor Andrew
Kafka was asked to
discuss lyric in poetry
and to recite represen
tative selections. A-
Hausman, Arnold Kliener,
Burns, Longfellow, and
Elizabeth B. Browning.
Kafka also presented
poets.
Arthue Boyce, Resi
dence Hall Coordinator,
has officially announced
his resignation from his
position for personal
reasons.
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