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and Terpsich ore The tearful tale of terror, tor- ment, and travail of a chaste girl chased was presented by the Drama Department at four full house performances at the Ari- zona State Fair and two night and one matinee performance in the Grill Room. The melodrama ap- propriately entitled No, No, A Thousand Times No! or Curses, Foiled Again! or ls She or lsn't She Only an Orphan Girl? was directed and staged by M. Peter Overson. Donita Dieckman was student directoress and Pete Chesson was stage manager. Ruined! Ruined! , Marry Me and the Mortgage Shall Be Yours and Don't Dispair, Paw, It Ain't Midnight Yet! serve as sub-titles for each of the three acts. The sets which consisted of a farmyard, a barn, and a farm- house were specially constructed to fit in the Grill Room by the Stagecraft Class. Features of the on campus pro- duction were a group of Gay Paree Can Can Dancers and a troupe of special guest performers from Mexico City, including a dance duet interpretation by Juileta Orona and Ruben Meneses.
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Cp xv, f-. v. M , ,I V -.. -.f I 5 -' 'H .Rs - ,' Book reviews prove popular Guests from all over the valley attended the popular book review series on the GCC campus. Faculty members shared the rostrum with outside speakers who reviewed books in their inter- est fields. Mr. Jack Hartley review- ed Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain and Miss Sharron Greer presented a review of The Lord of the Rings. Guest speakers included Mr. Bert Fireman, the Reverend Shel- by Lee, Mr. Jack McDonald, Mrs. Lois Selby Halladay, Dr. Carl Sau- er, Mr. John Paul, and Dr. Robert Gulick, Jr. Of special interest to GCC stu- dents and faculty, was Mrs. Doro- thy Laurence's review of Call Back the Years by Mrs. Margarethe Shank of the English faculty. Prior to the review, the Madrigal Sing- ers entertained the audience. Prior to Miss Greer's review of Tolkien's novel, Mr. Phillip Moloso entertained with selections per- formed on the harpsichord. The series also brought to cam- pus the Gammage Wind Quintet from ASU, Miss Christina Carroll, a soprano, and the NAU band. l xiii . ,,. 'Mmm Xi li ll x l l Jilr , . , . ig 7, 173
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