Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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i Captain Fisby,s birthday party in the new teahouse ojers the occasion for many kinds of entertainment, including dancing and wrestling. Westin, Loomis, oat l Star in Honorable Cast CAST OF CHARACTERS Captain Fisby .............................. jack Westin Sakini ..................................... Tim Loomis Gregovich . . . . . David Davies . . . Mike Anthony . .. A1 Albrecht Sumata's father .... Louis Lam ' . .... Bruce Oliver Seiko ........ Oshira ......... ..... L eonard Hawes Purdy ....... Sumata ........ Lotus Blossom .... ...... E llen Richardson Captain McLean . . . .... Christopher Denne Wrestlers ...... ....... B ob Spalding Bill Lemley Dean Gilland Lotus Blossom pleads to return to America with Fisby. H M . ,, ., ,, , L H . 26

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.F ' .',4 Y I 9 . .. . , .X T V g .iv F , f . ,-'L .'::.:iffs,,--g. ' , , - '.... 5 . .:.:'21f J? I A ' K fl' l s l' ,,', .-'., ,,-' --V 'W Dr. Dodge leads the Tuesday night seminar on African nationalism. Dr. Sayegh addresses convo crowd. eminars Pla Important Role in International Week Seminars, a smorgasbord, a soccer game and a dance spark international Week with a cosmopolitan spirit. On October 21, :he week began with the smorgasbord featuring foods from nany different countries. Seminars discussed the following opicsg The Role of the Neutral Nations in the United Nations, Vationalism in Africa, and Alliance for Progress. Emerging nations in the United Nations was the topic of :he excellent convo speech Thursday by Dr. Fayez Sayegh, Vlacls international soccer team met and beat the River Falls eam Friday afternoon. Saturday,s dance climaxed the weekg :o-chairmen were Carolyn Tweedie and Ron Hedger. llacites enjoy the week-ending dance. Real international flavor adds to the week at the smorgasbord

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y ...av k ...vw- i fi Graceful dancers set atmosphere in newly constructed teahouse Democracy Comes to kinawan illagein Teahouse,' Villagers assemble to see goats reaction to money making brandy. l Ample evidence of why Teahouse of the August Moonv is often considered l a classic among contemporary American comedies was available as it opened in the little theater October 25. jack Westin portrayed Capt. Fisby, a man beset by many problems, includ- ing a troublesome colonel, played by Mike Anthony, a more than helpful geisha girl, acted by Ellen Richardson, and a native guide, played by Tim Loomis. Props, props, and more props were needed for the scenic production, and included such uncommonplace proper- ties as a teahouse, a jeep and a live goat. The goat, Lady Astorf hailed from St. Paulis Como Zoo, and will be long remembered for her stubborn nature, as well as for her ability to make timely remarks during little t classes. Profs. Mary Gwen Owen and jean Congdon directed the production. 27