DePaulia (DePaul University, Chicago, IL), 1954-04-30

              TRAJECTORIES APPEARS THIS WEEK APRIL 30, 1954 ABOVE—Where are we? How did we get here? These are typical questions usked by a pair of squares not from "Out There" upon their arrival on the planet, Andranus. Left to right, Kevin Murphy, Bob Rago, George Zgiicynski, Ron Me«rschart, and Andy Moisant. RiGHT—Strange mortals are these, who engage in parties in "Out There." Oh, well ,they're only earthlings. Left to right are Andy Moisant, Sue Lawless, Betty Ann Kiilorin, Glorianna Michno, Jerry Canine, Kevin Murphy, and Ray Sobyra. "Senator" Canine sez. "I say there, Bidiby, what do you mean by coming in here, in your shirt sleeves? BELOW—Even love occurs on Adranus! Star-gaiers George Zgiicynski, and Jackie Rodier, dream of their own asteroid off of Cloud Nine. DePaul University—Serving the Cause of Higher Education for Over Half a Century CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Drama At DePaul Ends In" Earnest" The internationally be atre. [plotted by Mr. Verne loved Oscar Wilde teams up For his last presentation at Schwartz. Among the cast are with our own beloved David DePaul, David Itkin chose to be seen: Joe Greco, John Itkin to produce the last, but the hilarious a blandly Lynn, Irene Sartini, Grace certainly not the least of the mad Wilde masterpiece ex- Colucci, Diane Isola, Rosine stellar attractions on the long tolling the merits of Earn- Nealy, John Lenzini, Marlist of star-studded produc-I esty. "The Importance of Be- shall E. Bronaugh, and Elextions in the history of De- ing Earnest" has been lauded ander Monson. Paul's Department of Drama, for its treatment* of comedy Remaining performance Throughout the duration of which combines complication dates include this evening's the life of the Dramatic and suspense, and use of presentation, and five other School, since 1930, Mr. Itkin stage tricks with a skill.cons ecutive performances, has won wide acclaim for his which is at once shameless running from May 3 through efforts in attaining a medium and topsy-turvy. I the 7th. Tickets are now on for training and experience Under'the direction of Miss sale, at the General Admisin dramatic arts suitable for Dorothy Konkowski, the play sion price of $1.20. Also both the professional an is complete with the mastery available are student tickets pedagogical fields of the the- of surrealism in settings, as at a special rate of 60c. Tonite Last Chance To See 'Out There' SAC Musical Comedy Big Success to Date See the two-headed man flying saucers strange Andrians from "Out There." Hear the mellow songs of DePaul's answer to Tony Martin Larry Schweik Arlene Stepp's "That Boy Will Never Be" Sue Lawless' "Send a Man" Witness the unveiling of Stereo-vision The graceful nymph-like dancing of Carol Green and Marianne Morski The marching of'the Andranians Thrill to the beat of Vic Faraci's band and their rendition of "Won't you Please Tell me Why?" Last Performance Tonight At the end of this long, but successful week of the show, there remains but one more performance of the stellar Student Musical of 1954 "Out There." This should be warning enough for anyone who has not had the chance to see the (Continued on page 3) SEE CENTER PAGES OF THIS ISSUE VOLUME XXXII—NUMBER 25 AxmenPresent Last Frat Bid DanceSaturday Alpha Chi fraternity once more presents its celebrated WOODCHOPPER'S BALLthe last fraternity bid dance of the year on May 1 and it promises to be one of the brightest spots on DePaul's social calender. Last year's dance was a huge success, as the throngs that attended report—and this year's should be even bigger and better, due to the fact that it marks the 40th anniversary of the Axmen's ball. The outcome of the brothers' decision as to who will reign as next year's Queen of Alpha Chi is annually observed by the whole student body and friends of the fraternity with great expectation for the emerging queen is often one of the loveliest and most charming candidates for title of Interfraternity queen of the following year. This year should be no exception, for the list of nominees for the regal honor of 1954 AX Queen is made up of some of the worthiest contestants for such a crown that we've seen for a long time. They are: Louise Arbos—Day Commerce Lorraine Rogers Evening Commerce Betty Ann Kiilorin Liberal Arts, and Fifi Kalfas-— Liberal Arts. Due to the success of last year's ball, Alpha Chi once again secured the Westward Ho Country Club, on Wolf Road, just north of North Avenue, as the site of the dance. Louis Esposito's band will .provide the music for the informal festivities, which will begin at 9:00 and continue until 1:00 a.m. The Co-Chairmen, Bob Griffin and Tony Quattroehi, paused in their preparations for the ball long enough to assure this reporter that they have spared no effort to make the dance worth every cent—and more-— of the S3.90 bid-price.