East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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The East Tennessee State University Theatre presented Electra by Jean Giraudoux in the University Amphitheater on July 11 and 12, 1975. The play dealt dramatically with corrupt governments, the threat of war, and the compromise that peace necessitates. Electra personified a character in the search for truth as she sought revenge for the murder of her father. Electra convinced her brother, Orestes, to help her gain revenge. Together, the two set out to kill their mother and her boyfriend, Aegisthus. As they committed matricide the city burned as it was devastated by enemies who overcame the corrupt kingdom. 3. Electra, Donna Dillinger, comforts Orestes, Gary Holley, following the matri- cide. 4. Aeigisthus, George Grant, angrily speaks to Electra.

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1. Electra, Donna Dillinger, and Orestes, Gary Motley make plans to kill their mother. 2. The cast of Electra included: the Mother, Maria Morrison; Electra, Donna Dillinger; Aegisthus, George Grant; Beggar, Bob Crawford. 28 Electra

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Welcome Treshmen 1 . Ron Suttles and workers from the Photo Lab process an ID card for a freshman. 2. Mr. Loyd Bell. Assistant to the Dean of Admissions and Records, discusses a class conflict with an incoming student. 3. Orientation gave all freshmen the opportunity to pay their fees at the windows in the Business Office. 4. Discussions concerning computer regis- tration were a common sight in the Office of Admissions and Records. 5. A staff worker types an incoming student ' s schedule into the computer for the new registration process. 30 Freshman Orientation