College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Drama club of ers experience in a variety Hotcha, hotcha, hotcha. . .I am the witch, ho, ho, ho. I am thewitch, hee, hee, hee. . . Marian Players' offi- cers Kathy McAleer, Secretaryg Mary Deacon, Treas- ' , Color and light and then comedyg shadow and darkness and then tragedy--Martha Harris, master of the light- ing board, controls the moods of each performance. Q urerg Kaleen Petsche, Vice-Presidentg and Eileen O'Brien,President,perform a rhythmical, rhyming mod- ern version of the Snow White story for new members. The unpredictable dauphin, played by Mary Kay Owens, keeps his audience puzzled about his true character in the experimental theatre production of The Lark.

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considered important This may not be the only pict ur e of a monkey in the world, but we're sure it's the only monkey in a col- lege yearbook---but he was so accommodating!!! People vuho 'need people are the luckiest people in the world. . . ' Dlanne Dittrick, member of the YCS club, seems to enjoy the zoo as much as the children. w 4 This is what the rabbit sees on the other side of the fence. Who would mind having so much attention from eight bright faces, even if you were just arabbit.

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0 theatre acets Man - what is his true character? Marian Players took up the challenge of de- fining the p e r s on a lit y of man to society through dramatic portrayals. The Th eatir e of the Absurd, through the eyes of E ugene Ionesco labeled Man as Fool in his ironic play of cliches, The Bald Soprano, while Edmund Rostand of the Romantic Era called his description of Man as Lover The Romancers. To complete the trilogy of def- initions Jean Anouilh wrote his tragedy Th e Lark to display Man as Hero. Experimental theatre brought out latent talents of many students in diverse fields: acting, directing, and staging. Each one add- ing to herself and to the production giving to the audience an appreciation of art. Backstage there always is a Mickey O'Brien or a Pat Carl who fix, change or strike a scene so that the plays go on and on and on and never, never stop. A12-Y am ,, ,HQ i .-- , ,are in afar , t.. ' ' .iw-,:QYt--L ze 1 .1- ' -' r ffgu- 1, ' X ---- - -- - an-an .-9 , :w - -V 4 Man is strength and courage and splendor. . .he is a miracle. Mary Kay Jackson portrays the courageous Joan of Arc in the experimental theatre production.