Viking_Yearbook_66

M pd ffi l.:& #F# '.i:iii.,, t.: *..fu ryF[ \ s.* Is$lillal 0l lll0 arl$ The ancient a.d modern faces of Japan was the theme of the 1966 Festival of the Arts in Muy. ASpsc presi- dent Joe Uris, Mayor.Terry Schrunk, and Takegoro Sa.to,. Japanese consul general, opened the show which played to thousands of students and visitors during six days of exhibitions, films, and other events. Forms o{ expression basic to the Japanese heritage were exhibited in f lower arranging by Florence Henjyoji, dancing by yasuko Sato, und u Noh drama by Hideo Fujii. There were lectures on the develop_ melt of Japanese art and temple gardens by Leonard Kimbrell of PSC and Mrs. wallace Baldinger of Uni- versity of Oregon. 159