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Page 38 text:
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Above: Wally Shilling entertains at a Campus Life get-together (with his famous One bottle of pop . . . ) Above right: Jack Tumes reaching out to the kids at Campus Life. Right: Mike Cyr and Ron Jenkins discover brillo in a skit at a Campus Life meeting. M
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Ranging from the serious drama of Tennessee Williams to the hilari¬ ous comedy of Woody Allen, the four nights of one act plays presented by Marshalls ' Drama Two students delighted the appreciative audiences. Tryouts were held in December by the student directors of the eigh¬ teen different plays. Intense pre¬ paration ensued as props ac¬ cumulated back-stage. Directors were busy with costume and make¬ up design. Tedious and time con¬ suming, rehearsals proved fruitful as performers showed marked im¬ provements over previous years. Drawing light crowds, with a dollar overall admission, the stu¬ dents ' efforts were judged. Each night a guest critic was invited from a neighboring high school. Awards were given for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, and Best Sce¬ nic Design. The critic also gave a general critique following the presentations. The highly successful One-Acts constituted the second quarter grades for the diligent directors. The plays were thoroughly enjoyed, as they pleased casts, crews, and audiences. Amateur directors successful Opposite page: Pam Cody pleads for her brain in the futuristic play, Fair Games. Above left: Death Knocks (alias Sean Ford) and comes in for a game of Rummy. Above center: At the army induction center, Susan Durrin examines confused Carl Creech. Above right: Dialogue is difficult as Cathy McMorris prods the mouth of Ann Coulter in Dentist and Patient. Top: Jim Cote reminisces about the night he met his wife. Activities 33
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Page 39 text:
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Campus Life draws crowds Campus Life was alive and active at Marshall. Meeting at volunteered homes, the Christian organization strove to combine good clean fun, good entertainment, plus some serious thoughts to help guide teenagers through life. Area sponsor, Ron Jenkins, exerted the driving force in organizing activities, affecting Marshall students by his presence. He believed in his work and what he was teaching, which made it easier for teenagers to listen and to understand. For students more interested in bible interpreta¬ tion, there was a special branch of Campus Life called Insight. Weekly meetings were forums for discus¬ sions led by Ron. Above: Ron threatens his Campus Life victims with flea spray, Stay away, animals! Left: Campus Life provides students with the opportunity to display their talents. Activities 35
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