Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Top Row-efRatclifte, McGrew, Miller, Bailey, Dunham, Turner. Bottom Row4Derfelt, Thompson, Button, Wrilker, Turtler, Rice. K. C C. S. Little Theatre Group WILLIAM BAILEY, President TED DUNHAM, VicefP1eszdent CLAUDE THOMPSON, Secretary URINC the spring of 1032 a group of K. C. C. S. students presented the play Jour ney's End. After the play was over and the properties put away, the same group def cided to form an organization of some kind to afford themselves further opportunity for the work that they enjoyed. The outcome of this decision was the present Little Theatre Group. The purpose of the organization is to give those students in the osteopathic college who are interested in dramatics a chance for work of that kind. In addition to the producf tion of two plays a year, the group at its regular meeting reads and discusses the current drama in order to have a background for the election of later productions. Due to the fact that the Pageant of Progress, which was staged in the Laughlin Bowl, took most ofthe time ofthe memhers in the fall a full length play was not produced. A one act play, 'LDwellers in Darkness was presented at the Kennedy Theatre late in the fall. The spring play was the three act mystery Hawk Island by Howard Young. It was well received by a good house. Credit is due Sigma Sigma Phi for the backing it gives the productions ofthe Group. The following ladies also merit thanks, for it was through their efforts that the shows were made possible: Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Williaiii Bailey, Miss Vivian Clark, Miss Kathryn Ericson, Miss joan Philcox, Miss Wanda Gosney, and Miss Virginia Poole. -t f-..-iA.5g,,.,lVAij,-, l172l