LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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88 AO PLAYERS The Alpha-Omega players of Rockport, Texas performed Robert Bolt’s highly acclaimed drama, ‘‘A Man For All Seasons. ’ The play was set in 16th century England and told the story of the moral conflict of one man, Sir Thomas More, against the changing moral trend that swept through England during Henry VIII's reign. Though a historical play it had a strong appeal to a modern audience of students. The troupe of four actors was one of three such touring companies. They tour from Maine to California each year doing one night stands as they go. Their production style was simple, using a minimum of props and scenery. The AO players were a very talented troupe of actors; consequently they were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone in their LeTourneau audience. tes An uncertain future made Sir Thomas More and Lady Margaret uneasy about all of their fates. Jim Stanley, Pamela Smith portrayed several different characters in the tragedy, ‘‘A Man For All Seasons.”’

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Members of Truth sold tapes and records of their selections, from | the past and the present, after the concert. v thie tape iaicme bite uence ee TRUTH STAGED FOURTH CONCERT Truth made another appearance at LeTourneau College this year. Truth has 19 young musicians from eleven states. When not touring the group bases itself in Mobile, Alabama. They toured for six years, presented nearly 500 concerts, and have traveled over 105,000 miles throughout North America. They have made 12 albums, their latest entitled ‘‘Songs That Answer Questions.” Truth’s concert was one of fast-paced, contemporary sounds mixed with soft and simple melodies. All of their music conveyed their group and individual testimony. Truth paused while director Roger Breland commented on their experiences and their type of ministry. 87

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