Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Othello, by William Shakespeare, was presented by the Speech and Drama Department under the direction of Miss Dorothy Stone White, to commemorate Shakespeare's Quad- ricentennial Anniversary, this fall. The principal roles were Othello, played by David Davis, Desdemona, played by Patricia Berlingeri, and Iago, played by Robert Bogley. CPicrp1-ed to the leftj Other members of the cast included -l03nne Blickenstaff, Kathleen Brown, James Holton fPic- tured abovej, Vincent Clew, Anne McBride Q Pictured belowj, R0bert Huebeck, Elmer lVIcDorman, Walter lVIcElderry, Den- Ui? Baker, Steve Topchik, George Bamford, Samuel DeBone and Bob Hyde fnot picturedj . Kathleen Browirwas the Student- Director, Dr. Harold Oaks the Technical Director and Robert Hyde designed the Set. Mr. Charles I. Sager directed the Elizabethan madrigals in the musical prologue.

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W p 'Wallzaaa 6ar Hiawatha Um l6'aarj P M Ona-,4 at Play .Zesiiaal The annual play festival featured three modern playwrights, Albee, Wilder, and Chekhov. The Bear was a light Comedy. Pullman Car Hiawatha and '6The Sandbox were commenting on death. The one act plays were produced by the Speech and Drama Department, Alpha Psi Omega, and Little Theatre. A seminar on Pullman Car Hiawatha and wfhe Sandbox was held after the productions to discuss the meaning and interpretation of these two thought-provoking Plays. l td' ,Q I ' 1 A it 22 ' 9 if ' K it Htl f , n f ' t Ura l D it . l l. l57