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“J.B.” brought to BCCC The play “J.B.” is a modernized version of the book of Job in the Bible. It was pre¬ sented April 23,24 and 25. In the play God and Satan are portrayed as circus venders. They have a bet that J.B. will curse God if everything he has is taken from him and he is stricken with dis¬ ease. Most of the play took place in .J.B’s house where he and his wife Sarah were continuously faced with the deaths of their children. In the end J.B. accepted God’s will. God blessed him by returning Sarah to him. Everything that was taken from him was returned two fold. All of the people involved put in many extra hours of work to put the production together. Sara Neill said, “ I thought it was a good play to challenge our acting abilities.” J.B. played by Randy Schmidt tells a story about his luck to his children played by Sara Metcalf, Sara Neill, Melissa Harvey Nicholas Beck, Beth Stegman and Tracey Smith. 20 Theater
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Debbie Bums portrays the character, Puck, during the play, “Mid-summer Night’s Dream”. New look changes campus During the year many additions ap¬ peared on campus. A new assessment center was included on the list of responsibilities of the Stu¬ dent Affairs Office. The center tests the new students abilities in areas such as En¬ glish, math, and reading, and places them in classes which meet their needs accord¬ ing to the test scores. The Student Affairs office was moved from the Student Union to the library. The addition to the Fine Arts Building was completed at the beginning of the fall semester. The official open house was held in the spring. At the open house guests toured the ad¬ dition, listened to monologues presented by students from the acting class and watched a puppet show presented by Charles Babb, computer instructor. To add to the appearance of the campus a new ceramic sculpture was placed in the circular drive beside the Fine Arts Build¬ ing. Art majors contributed time and talents to complete the project. Three major plays were presented in the Fine Arts Auditorium. They were “A Mid¬ summer Night’s Dream”, “Guys and Dolls”, and “J.B.”. The plays gave students and people from the community a chance to work together and provide en¬ tertainment to the campus and the community. John Kudlacek, a guest artist, throws on the wheel for observors. 22 News
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