Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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31? X . 1 1 , ll In Summer and Smoke, .vpinster Alma Wz'r1un1illr'r !Rm'l1ul Hurrixj Cmrlfurted her musir' .vrudC11t, Nellie l.'lIeIi5.m Spurgewzj, Dr. John, Sr. IBill Jenningsl interrupted the party of Dr. John, Jr. fEd Williamsj in Summer and Smoke. Ball State summer Little Shoe String Theater produced six successful plays last season. The plays produced were chosen by Mr. Gilbert Bloom and Dr. Kent Gallagher. Directors were the music department, Gene Rajchel, Betty Hinshaw, Cathleen Griilith, Irene Belcher, and Larry Life. The cast for each play was composed of interested and talented people who were chosen by auditions. Along with directors and actors, stage crews were vital personnel. Crews prepared sets, applied make-up, and located props. Plays opened to the public highlighted summer activities. In See How They Run the question: ls she dead?' 8