Austin Peay State University - Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

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Austin Peay Playhouse presents fIve campus productlons Members of the AP Playhouse include: iL-R, First Rom John G. Griffin, Beverly Odom, Louise Hardaway, Jim Hardaway, iSecond Rom Rick Hurley, Jerry Meriwether, Sandra Watkins, Ken Hawkins, iThird Rom David Harris, Joan Harris, Susie Miller, Tommy Thayer, Katy Winters, iFourth Rom Cynthia Proctor Jean Proctor, Cassandra Carney Kevin Mayhew iFifth Rom Freddy Doty, Bob Meriwether, Silas Boyd, Barbara Hughes, Thomas Powell, Joe Ted Gray and Rex Watson. Opposite Top - iL- m Roy Buchanan Matt Ericson and Joe Ted Grey meet face- to-face with Rex Watson as Dracula in a tense moment as Sara Hemmrich looks on. Opposite Right- No passion is intended here - just a little blood sucking activity as Rex Watson IDraculay takes a nibble from Barbara Hinckle s iMinay neck. Opposite Far Right - Dracula IRex Watsom persuades Sybil iSara Hemmricky to come along with him by using a little charm and persuasion. by Jeff Corvin

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Alpha Psi Omega promotes theatrical eXceHence Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary theatrical fraternity which promotes excellence in theatre productions. It is a non- profit organization and mem- bers are accepted on a point basis. Students wishing to be- come members must have a minimum of 50 points. These points are awarded after each show or one-act play. Alpha Psi Omega's members include: iL-R, Fronn Joe Ted Gray, John Grif- fen, Kevin Mayhew. iBale Jerre Merriweather, Ken Hawkins and Bobby Merriweather. The Marketing Club at Austin Peay is the The Marketing Club consists of studeknts wh9r:re ' - - neither majoring or minoring in mar eting. ey collegiatie chapter 0f the Americah Marketing have band together to try an stimulate interest in Assocnation. The club has taken field trips to the marketing profession. Noble-Dury Advertising Agency, Jack Daniels Distillery and Opryland. The year is ended each year with a picnic.

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mmmmmummwww As the leaves turned to the colors of autumn and the wind began to chill, Austin Peay theatre goers found an- other chill in October e the Austin Peay Playhouse production of Count Dracula. Directed by Dr. Joe Filippo, this pro- duction offered something for every- one. Comedy, drama and moments of sheer magic made Count Dracula an entertaining evening for the frightened children and the more reserved adults alike. Production was aptly held during Halloween. The cast included: Count Dracula, played by Rex Watson; Dr. Ar- thur Seward, played by Roy Buchanan; Sybil Seward, played by Sara Hemm- rich; Mina Murray, played by Barabra Hinckle; Prof. Van Helsing, played by Joe Ted Gray; Kenfield, played by Rick Hurley; Hennessey, played by Jimmy Stephens and Wesley, played by Brian Deep.