Pasadena City College - Pageant Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Pqluss menagerie 9' Q gr' kb , Vigil P K V tk W A' ii' i .fi f s - it x Q., r,i . . f it i M j A ' i, 'J -'xt' ., . A i' I 'L FREDA DRINGENBERG DON SPRUANCE BETTY ROSS CAST Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams. The plot is one of great . tenderness charm and beaut as it tells the story of young - F d D b . ' ' Y ,lfum - h re GDOr:l2gi:LiGjl2 Laura Wingfield and her brother, Tom Wingfield. The mother om p is both a loving and nagging person. Through imagination Amanda - Betty Ross . 1 , . , , , Jim - - - Q - Ray Smmot her children find escape from ieality: in Tom s case, It is the For the final dramatic event of the year the Theatre Arts Association of Pasadena City College presented Glass moviesg in Laura's, it is her glass menagerie. This simple gripping drama was the final number of the 1955-56 drama series. It was directed by Annabel Anderson. Shakespeare eontest Selections from Shakespeare's plays were presented at the annual Shakespeare Contest held in Harbeson Hall. The event began with the first contestant, Claudette Conner, en- acting a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Next, each in his turn, Freda Dringenberg, Hamlet , Neil Hereford, Julius Caesar , Jim McNeeley, The Merchant of Venice , Virginia Hougasian, i'Macbeth , Gail Shannon, As You Like lt , Don Spruance, King Richard Ill , and Virginia Starr, King Henry IV. Eloise Brumage, chairman, intro- duced the group in order. The first place went to Virginia Starr, second place to Don Spruance, and third place, hon- orable mention, to Virginia Hougasian. Three winners compare notes. Finalists, Shakespeare Contest.

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