University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Roster: Betty Alexander, Penny Axelrod, Kit Atkinson, Fran- ces Anthony, Ann Anderson, Joyce Bacon, Harriet Baxley, Lynn Beasley, Buzzi Bennett, Joe Ann Bennett, Helen Bon- durant, Elise Bond, Pat Boykin, Raine Bowers, Flo Butler, Barbara Brown, Ann Buchanan, Carole Burdeshaw, Emilie Burdett, Ann Bickerstaff, Martha Brumley, Alice Bates, Joyce Beachanip, Zoann Burns, Claire Bentley, Ease Carmichael, Liz Campion, Jane Campbell, Suzanne Chapman, Marilyn Clough, Erna Cooper, Lola Cooper, Lessie Conaway, Ann Col- lins, Mary Ellen Condrey, Cler Colson, Barbara Coggins, Jackie Cook, Ann Coleman, Sara Cook, Mary Ellen Cochran, Lynn Crovatt, Nancy Clark, Nancy Cline, Bev Carlson, Dan Danner, Betty DeVaughn, Nancy Kouglasg, Aresce Davies, Mary Adair Dorsy, Drue Dell, Paulette Elkins, Nancy Eberhart, Dagmar Endorf, Trish Eubanks, Helen Eve, Carol Fechtel, Rosalie Fenn, Lucy Field, Catherine Folk, Sarah Friend, Eve- lyn Frohman, Jeanne Ferguson, Betty Gaertner, Berta Gard- iner, Sherry Ginsberg, Drue Grevenburg, Pat Gritzke, Miriam George, Gail Houston, Jeaneane Haines, Carol Hallowell, Syl- via Hadley, Edie Heston, Sally Hill, Becky Hill, Mary Hiott, Marian Higgins, Beth Hooks, Milly Holland, Nancy Hodgson, Helen Huff, Joyce Hansen, Elaine Hillis, Kay Itzkow, Diane Johnston, Carol Jones, Anne Jones, Beverly Jones, B. J. Jones, Carolyn Kelly, Tinka Kelley, Eleanor Kilpatrick, Anne Lazard, Linda Lane, Charlene Landrum, Sarah Leamon, Judy Leggett, Martha France LeGuin, Jean Leverett, Clare Longino, Johnnie Lumpkin, Hene Litchtenstein. Nini Maltby, Rosalind Marcus, Vonette Massey, Pat Mayo, Martha Mills, Pat Mower, Joyce Morway, Betty Ann Moon, Anne Mosley. Apple Myers. Bar- bara Mulherin, Pat Mullis, Margie Matthews, Kay MacCary, Sarah McGeachy, Mary McKitchie, Pat McNeil, Carol McEwen, Ann McClendon, Peggy Nathan, Ann Pollock, Camilla Pas- chal, Carole Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Martha Phillips, Katherine Pilcher, Sara Potts, Patricia Potts Puett, Laura Parker, Sarah Rainwater, Trudee Rakich, Gloria Roberts, Judy Robinson, Evelyn Reppard, Edith Rubin, Lynn Reynolds. Gloria Schwartz, Mary Simmons, Sarah Shropshire, Jan Solo- man, Joyce Smith, Patsy Spiers, Helen Stephens, Beeps Steele, Susan Strain, Claire Sudderth, Pat Swain, Happy Strickland, Marie Shirley, Beverly Sonft, Faye Tharpe, Martha Turner, Patty Tyson, Dris Turner. Nancy Trout, Mildred West, Caro- lyn Williams, Jeanne Wise, Jackie Woods, Mary Woldon, Emmy Upson, Margie Upson, Gail Vansant, Nancy Houston, Anne Holt, Caroline Hargrove, Rosalind Zucker.

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OFFICERS Mary McRitchie President Evelyn Frohman .... Vice President Anne Jones Secretary Helen Bondurant Treasurer First Row: Miss Lierns, Mary McRitchie, Mrs. Soule. Second Rtnc: Anne Jones, Helen Bondurant, Nini Maltby, Mary Ellen Cochran. WAA MANAGES WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS Women ' s intramurals are managed by W.A.A., and at the year ' s end, the annual W.A.A. Banquet is held to honor winning teams, new members of the club are announced, and G emblems are given. An annual Sports Spree and an annual High School Sports Day are held during the year. At the present, three skill clubs: Tennis, Dolphin, Concert Dance, are sponsored by W.A.A. A Golf Club is being formed. In February the local association was spon- sor to the regional A.R.F.C.W. Conference.

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The University Theatre One of the most popular activities at the University of Georgia is the Iniversity Theatre. Each year several hun- dred University students from the campus at large become actors, costumers. make-up artists, scene builders, techni- cians, and members of the business staff. These students, under the supervision of Speech and Drama faculty mem- bers, present a varied season of outstanding dramas. During the 1957-58 footlight season, A Streetcar Named Desire, Candida, Othello, and The Circle were produced. Besides this ambitious program, a series of experimental one-act plavs were produced in the Laboratory Theatre. These plavs — produced, directed, and acted by the students in the acting and directing courses — have become popular with the students and faculty. Some of the plays produced during the past year were Chee-Chee, Blue Concerto, Look Back in Anf er, and Three People. In addition, two plays chosen from the winning scripts submitted to the annual Thalian-Blackfriars Short Play Competition were presented. In addition to its main stage and Laboratory Theatre productions, the University Theatre sponsored, in coopera- tion with the Georgia High School Association, the Ninth Annual Speech and Drama Festival which brought over two hundred students in plays and debates to the University campus for final adjudication. With the cooperation and support of the Inter-fraternity Council, the Panhellenic Council, and the Rotary Education Foundation, two young artists were brought from Great Britain to the campus as Junior Artists-in-Residence during 1957-58. They were Miss Jennifer Weston-Webb of the Rose Bruford School of Drama in London and Robert McLauch- lan of the Royal Academy of Music, College of Dramatic Art, Glasgow, Scotland. When selecting plays for main stage production, an at- tempt is made to provide campus audiences with a well- balanced program ranging from classics to contemporary experimental drama. The accompanying scenes from five of the presentations indicate the wide selection of plays offered to University Theatre audiences. STAFF OF THE UIMVERSITY THEATRE Leighton M. Ballew Supervising Director Paul A. Camp Technical Director James E. Popovich Associate Director Dan Baker Puppet Theatre Sara Fabian Secretary Monte Markham Production Secretary Robert McLaucblan Electrician Susan Smith Costumes John Greene Business Manager Charlotte Ashurst Make-up Darrell Mclntyre Carpenter Ed Long Shop Foreman A Special Production for George Bernard Shaw ' s Centennial. Don Jiiaii in Hell,