Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Mrs. lTeysT: T-low shall we manage if he Talces ever Th' away? We can'T live in empTy rooms, can we? Y mg Elis: The Toxes have holes and The birds have nesTs S homeless people live in The woods. I Ome Mrs. l-leysT: ThaT's The righT place Tor swindlers noTh people. T Onesl f M1042 FALL PRODUCTIO The l96I ForesTers' producTion, direcTed by Mr. George Slover. was fXugusT STrind- berg's EasTer. Focusing on The l-leysT Tamily, suTTering Trom The imprisonmenT oT The TaTher Tor embezzling, The play re-enacTs, in daily liTe, The Passion oT EasTer Weekend. BoTh The play and The producTion were uneven, buT educaTional. since STrindberg has been an imporTanT influence in The modern TheaTer. The producTion was, as usual, The subiecT oT boTh discussion and enioymenT by all members oT The Drew communiTy. ProducTion manager was John KlapmuTs: sTage manager, William Barrowcloughg assisTanT To The direcTor, ChrisTina l-larrisg and house reservaTions, RoberTa Gallagher and Susan Mandel. These ioined wiTh The casT in presenTing a play oT noTeworThy inTeresT To boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy. Mrs. l-le-ysT: You lcnow. I lilce ThaT PeTer-he's raTher a TavoriTe of mine . . . Aren'T you going To his dinner, Elis? Mrs. l-leysT: Tha+'5 righT, my son. You always lcnow whaf you Warli and Say SO' You Caniif do TTWGT. KrisTina. Elis learned iT from his TaTher. 5' F Q4- i 3 ii als .r 'I ,JW in .40 gl Eigl l'rdQU 31,9 eve Clirislii Elis H6 Mrs. H Beniami Eleanor Linclquii . Mrs- HE