Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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vAvj Jane Eyre was presented in November with Gail Dalrymple in the title role. Written by Charlotte Bronte, it is a stormy, intense and introspective story which probes the psychology of passion and revolutionized the scope of romantic fiction. During October, the major ac- tivity at the Majorie Lyons Play- house was the production of Look Homeward, Angel written by Ketti Frings. It is set in the early twentieth century and cen- ters around the family of Eu- gene Gant. It is an impressive play depicting a mother ob- sessed by her material holdings, raising her own barriers against the love of her own family, and of a father imprisoned by his own failures. Upper left: the cast of JANE EYRE: Sherron Bienvenu, Gail Dalrymple, Gary Corn, Irion De Rouen, Locky Bryan, Mike Hall, Peggy Holland, Charles S+ahls, Carol Mittelsfaedt, Doug Frazier. Lower left: a scene from LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL. Lower right: Sally Taylor serves before-show coffee to Suda Adams, Don Houston and other play- goers. 29

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At right: Richard Watts, Locky Bryan, Mike Hall, Irion DeRouen, Gail Dalrymple, and Sherron Bienvenu present BEACH RED, a dramatic reading prepared for the fall chapel program by Associate Professor Ruth Alexander. Center left a typical pose from the readers in Charley Brown. Center right a scene from Prometeus Bound. Lower left: The Women of Tennessee Williams, and lower right: Histoire de soldat. As in past years, the Drama Department has been busy performing various plays for the Shreveport area besides goinq on tour with the Read- er ' s Theater. During the fall semester, the Theater group performed as part of the chapel program. Centenary students also took a turn in directing plays. Pictured are four of tne plays which were pre- sented last semester: Hey, There Charlie Brown, The Women of Tennessee Wil- liams, Prometheus Bound, and Histoire de Soldat. 28

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November The traditional turkey day month, November, was another big party month. Every weekend saw people everywhere celebrating the quizzes that they bombed with a beer or two and sometimes even a date. The Cellar, P-K, and Cub were popular refuges, and there were always parties down at the fraternities. With all this, there was the Chi Omega hippy party (right), a dance in the Sub featuring the Gripping Force, and the Theta Chi Sweet- heart Party with Miss Catherine Guilbeau as the sweetheart for 1970. 30