University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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,..------W A, Assistant Dean HE GREATEST of all playrights could not express in mere words the deep devotion of each member of the play cast for Director Reynolds. On hand at each rehearsal, he was always eager to discuss with cast members their personal problems. His sincerity and sympathy have Won the coniidence of each player, Whose character he has helped to mold. Soon the final curtain of our play will have lowered and rehearsals will be but a memory. The leadership and influence of The Dean is an experience never to be forgotten. REYNOLDS

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,f7:'3X. l 419 ELMER COOK M l il it . ,1 5 i , i Dean O US, who have been under Mr. C0ok's guidance, we feel that we are indeed fortu- nate. His patience while we have learned our lines and rehearsed our parts has been out- standing. His understanding of our problems and his willingness to be of serviee that We might have a successful production have lit-en supreme. By his excellent training' in direction, he has kept high the ideals and purpcse of our drama and to him the entire cast expresses its appreciation.

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