Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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rnjw$fg ; Reba O,Bryant, Floretta Fox Latham, and Mick SChrotenboer per- form in a scene from Molnafs qilliomF Directed by Mn Fred Bush and Dr. J. Allan Hammack, Li11iom, was presented by the play production class. The childrenk play, nReturn of thc Seasonsf: was also prosontcd by the play production class.

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Revolting against conventional party mores, the Sig Eps Stage a Boehmian party with Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. The between classes coffee break in Kseler is always wel- comed by students. Bob Kelly, Mary Grisdalr, Jerry Smith, and Ruth Ann Kent take time out to relax.

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Aboard the iiU.S.S. Happinessf Ron Fcrguson and Bill Lovvlace add a light touch to Act I, Scene I of iiExCurSionfi The speech and drama deparimcnt presented a series of five productions in a banner dramatical year on campus. Lasting impressions of excellence rewarded the theater-goer of these well-attended plays. Th0 hReturn 0f the Seasons? 21 childrenis play written by CMC senior Clark Caterer, played before audiences of young and old in Cadillac and in Warrincr Auditorium. The appeal of escape, from the work-a-day world anchored the plot of the play iiExcursionP iiLilliomf from which the Broadway play iiCarouseli, was taken, produced well in a prologue and seven scenes. William Sakalauskas ended his college acting skcin of Fine performances with a realistic portrayal of joe Keller in Arthur Millefs iiAll My Sons? iiPonder Hearth and a freshman drama festival of one-act plays completed the theatrical season. Gary Elmer has make-up applied by Barbara Otterson for his role in the Alpha Psi Omega production of Millcris L215x11 My Sons? Drama . . . Light Cammb; to T ragedy Waiting for his cuc, Gcorgc Crane sweats out his turn to go on Jerry Dahhnann, Kay LaSalle and Ruth Ann vale develop the ten- stagc in hLilliomF sion of iiAll My Sons?