The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 11

Pantagraph, RToAmtnjrton, Feb. 27, 1137. IWU Tries Si-udent Drama Assistant Plan Tacoma Minister To Be Speaker 1 ft" Tom Hawk of Arlington Heights and Fletcher Coleman of Bloom-ington. The' last three assisted A new system of student management was inaugurated this school year in the Illinois Wesley-an University drama department, i At Unity Church" PAUL M. BALL SONS Bmlitn of Fine Hones For Free Home Planning Service ESTIMATES and PLANS Call 9-2640, 8-8092 or 6-4825 Mr.

Ficca in such fields as light 1 Lawrence E. Tucker, head direc- ing, scenery construction and paint- ing. 11 9 1 SENIORS ON BOARD In addition to the assistantships, a senior board has been established. It is also composed of upperclass drama majors who take over management of various as The Rev. Warren Meyer, president of Unity Ministers' Association, will speak on "Unfailing Prayer" at 8 p.

m. Friday at the Unity Church of Christianity at IDS E. Mulberry St. The Bloomington appearance Is1 part of a two month tour of the United States for Mr. Meyer.

He will speak at several other Central Illinois churches. Mr. Meyer, who is minister of the Unity Center in Tacoma, has compiled a book, "How to Let God Help You." from the tor, has announced Six assistantships have been awarded to upperclass drama students on a work basis. They were selected in the fall by Mr. Tucker and John Ficca, technical director.

CASH GIVEN Each student receives a cash award at the end of each semester for services to the dramatics organization. However, Mr. Tucker stressed, the student must be of real assistance in that particular phase of theater to which he pects of production for the '55-57 I iter! -v i Hi -a' I rrr.1 -i 4 Hi I -A 1 If 'V- bl mi ir lQnlriilrnnlTiT-iliTrii-iriinmiiiil lull riiiilini fi3-1 iiiitiim m'i iiM-nilMrtSmB season. Each manager was elected last September by students of the department and serves for one year. Duties consist of recommending HAVE YOUR HOME CHECKED for Faulty Or Overloaded Wiring Warren Meyer and approving people who either head or work on technical crews has been assigned to earn the Recently a U.S.

Army helicopter wri-UnS of TFlmore' the for each play and supervising the award. Assistantships can be maintained only through achieve of cummunication functions of each branch laid 14 miles wire near Ft. Members of the senior board in Bragg, N. in Robert Fenn will sing. The pro clude many who hold assistant ment and merit.

Assistantships have been awarded to Roger Wilbur of Wood River, less than six minutes, gram is public. ships; Dave Weiman of Peoria, publicity; Janet Mueller of Colo stage manager; Fletcher Coleman, construction manager; Rog rado Springs, costumes; er Wilbur, publicity director; Jan rtum neicnert 01 Koxana. cos- tumes Shop assistants selected et Mueller and Ruth Reichert, cos- were Joe Vernon of Hannah City, tumes, and Tom Hawk, lights, Circuits! PLAY SAFE! Call Your Confracfor Tomorrow! See Us For Supervisors Stymied In Home Nurse Search Body Found in Carion Philadelphia JP) Policeman, examines cardboard carton which held the bruised, nude body of a little boy. The body was found in a field near here and police are seeking to establish his identity. PLAY SAFE See That Your Home Adequately Wired Finance Needed Re-Wiring With Our FHA Title I LOAN1 Loans Under $600 Offered With Up to 3 Years to Repay Room 203, Corn Belt Bank Bldg.

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