Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Those who do take showing off seri- ously are the people who study to be- come actors, directors, singers, and musicians. The Seretean Center for the Performing Arts is the focal point for their studies and their test is on the stage. For theater students, hours and hours of rehearsal time often takes the place of homework. Productions from the OSU theater department in '80 and '81 included,, A Man for All Seasons, Tiger at the Gate, and The Rainmak- er, plus a children's show presented in December and Stage Door, student productions. A y Karen Evans lseatedl and Ricky Newkirk spend tense moments in the make-up room before OSU theater's production of Tiger at the Gate. 14 lflerforming Arts

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Putting on a show for freshmen during Alpha Week is Tim Smith, Broken Arrow junior lleftl. Freshmen put on their own show at Freshmen Follies. Lindley Nelson and Keith Plum lbelow leftl team up to represent Chi Omega sorority and Phi Delta Theta fraterni- ty in this year's production. Diane Fisher lbe- lowl steals the spotlight at the RHA water- melon feast. Talented Students 13

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X- Children from all over the state come to Stillwater to see childrens olays present- ed by OSU Theater including The Lion Who Couldn't itopi and Lynfeneer and the journey Cloak. Graduate student lim Fields fabovei clutches Karen Evans in a scene from Tiger at the Gate. H ' -, f Performingrfkirts' T , . f.