Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams’ nostalgic and moving memoir-in-play-form, “The Glass Menagerie,” has gone on from its Broadway success to a welcome in many different corners of the world. In the Eastern Oregon College version, Mike Hanford, a Sock and Buskin veteran, played Tom, the narrator. Collette Warded was Laura, the young crippled girl who is “like a piece of her own glass collection” and Mary Coffey enacted the Laurette Taylor role of Amanda, the mother, “a woman of great but confused vitality clinging frantically to another time and place.” The Sock and Buskin production featured Bob Miller, another veteran, as the “nice, ordinary young man” known as The Gentleman Caller.

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Theta Delta Phi The essence of knowledge is, having it, to apply it; not having it, to confess your ignorance. — Confucius The men’s scholastic honorary at EOC is Theta Delta Phi. Choosing its membership from men whose G.P.A. is 3.00 for two successive terms, the club is dedicated to scholarship and high moral character. This year’s officers were:; Pat Kirklin, President; Melvin Munn, Vice-President; Oran Hutton, Secretary; John Hall, Treasurer; Jose Bednegal, Historian. Theta Delta Phi sponsors the annual Mardi Gras Dance. Row One: William Kaiser, Gene Knowland, James Twitched, Melvin Munn, Pat Kirklin, John Hall, Jose Bednegal, Gary Dielman, Frank Mathias. Row Two: Nels Nelson, Ken Kiyono, Richard Murrell, Leslie LaRue, Terry Edvalson, Keith Masterson, Volkert Goebel. Row Three: Dr. Kaiser, Don Elly, Ed White, Mike Ferguson, Robert Salter, John Campbell, Dean Stowe, Vern Bean. Clyde Holliday, Dean Irison, Elvin Taylor, Bill Lovelady, Kalvin Plants, Dr. Lee Johnson.