Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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G.C. Players ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE! The G.C. Players consist of sev- eral students here on campus who are interested in drama. The offi- cers are as follows-, president. Craig Vandervennet; vice-president. Beth Hayes.- and secretary-treasurer. Dale Arnette. Each year these ac- tors and actresses are responsible for bringing loads of entertainment to the Campus and community. This year three productions have been Tartuffe . Candlelight and Never too Late . Tartuffe was performed in the Parlor Theatre on February 1 7 and 18. 1983 as a recital production for Elizabeth Mackey. In this satire. Moliere. playwrite. portrayed a family overtaken by a swindling im- postor. Candlelight , by Siegfried Geyer. was a light comedy enacted in the Parlor Theater on April 8 and 9. 1983. It was a comical attack on snobbishness and the cast ' s perfor- mance delighted the entire audi- ence. A third production. Never Too Late , was performed on April 21 and 22. 1983 in the Parlor Theater. Never Too Late was a three act comedy, executed for Tricia Robin- son ' s recital production. (Pictures from this play were not available.) Madame Pernelte (Taffy McLean). Cleanle (Mark Venabfe). and Samis (Dan Sheaffer) discuss Tar- tuff e ' s pre sence in their home. llmire (Cheryl Weigert). Flipote (Patricia Foglemen). and Marianne (Dale Arnette) are lectured by Ma dame Pernelle (Taffy McLean) over tea.

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June Godwin, Mark Venable. Dottie Clem and Craig Vander Vennet take a break from the activities to relax for a minute. Completing the day ' s activities was a big. warm bon- fire, just perfect for toasting marshmellows.

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Drawing by George Ling Marie (Taffy Mclean), and Prince Rudolph Hosel- dorfschlobilten (Mark Venable) toast Siegfried Geyer Prince Rudolph (Mark Venable) and Josef, his valet (David Williams), bask in the loveliness of Marie ( Taffy Mclean)