Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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2522225365622 HEART 0F OAK '24 mamaamamggg 'i - its E51 I One hundred six E 3 y s H cc ' - I aa E The Passmg of the Tlurcl Floor Back E Q HE Class of 1923 will present on Tuesday, June 12, a three act play, E E The Passing of the Third Floor Back , by Jerome K. Jerome. Q E Although this play is a little heavy for amateurs, a very successful pro- E duction is assured under the coaching of Professor Harold H. Story. E The scene of the play is laid in an English boarding house where bickering, E E strife and cheating are prevalent. The little slavey , who is the leading char- Q E acter, rebels at it all. As if in answer to her desire, a stranger comes who Q E takes the room, the third floor back. There is something about this stranger Q E that brings out the best in everyone with whom he comes in contact. By his Q H very presence he transforms the spirit of the inmates of the lodging house so E E that at his leaving, love and understanding have superseded the old atmosphere E E of bickering and strife. E Q45 El CAST OF CHARACTERS! 3 E The Stranger ....................................... ,Weston Henry Q Stasia ........... ..................,............ E llen Anderson Q E Vivian ........ ..... L ucy Morse E Major Tompkins .... ...,.. L awrence Devlin E E Mrs. Sharp ..... ...Nellie Walker E E Miss Kite ........ ...Harriet Smith Q H Mrs, De Hooley, .... .Nola Ramsey Q E Joey Wright ,,,, ...... H enry Fiske Q Harry Larcom .. ..... Bert Sparks Q E Mrs. Tompkins... ..... Ruby Kelly E Jape Samuels... ..... Leslie Hoar E E Christopher .... ...... C harles Trachsel C55 C53 E95 K9 E51 LSE E51 C55 E91 C55 Q7 ZH 555 C53 E92 H E532 E53 El E 52 53 E 3 C53 E95 ISE E95 H 3 E are I A f as Eggggaezaiaeaaeeememeaaaaaa zazaeaaeezraza ezemzaezaagggg

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H l ..-J- aEE aa HEART or oAK '24 g E i . , El iiij El E n 3 2 Sophomore Play W 3 Q HE Sophomore class presented, on the evening of May Day, two plays, E Q The Maker of Dreams and The Tragedy of Nan . E E The Maker of Dreams , a popular little fantasy in one 21Ct is a Q Q Pierrot-Pierrette play. Cupid being disguised as a merchant succeeds in show- Q E ing that the best things in life are often found at home. This short play was Q used for the curtain-raiser. Q E The second play The Tragedy of Nan , by John Masefield, portrays E Q the hardships and trials of an orphan whose father was hung for stealing sheep. Q Q The story takes place in an English country town in about eighteen hundred. Q E Under the able direction of Professor and Mrs. Haro-ldi H. Story, the E Sophomores succeeded in presenting these plays during the May festivities. 2 o Cast for The Tragedy of Nan Jenny Pargetter ....... 1 .........,.............,..... M b l H dr Q Mrs. Pargetter ......... ........................... ii Gi'etta0RiiiI Q Q . William Pargetter ..... ...... B ruce Roe Nan Hardwick ..... ,,,,,,,, L ' A11 ig Dick Gurvil --.-- .... L esreTSTalbeoIi Q Q Artie Pearce. .. ....... Donald Black Q E Gaffer Pearce.. ...... Phillips jillson Q Tommy Arker .... .......... W ilbur H ar E Ellen .............. ...... M arjorie Wilson E E Susan ............... ....... O lene Johnson E E The Rev. Mr. Drew ..... ..... . Fred Halvarson E E Captain Dixon ........ ,,,,, V ictor Adams E E The C0nSf8blC ----- ..... . ..... J ohn Conroy Q Cast for The Maker of Dreams Q Pierrot ............................ ............. L eonard Alley E Q . Pierrette ........ ...... E velyn Thatcher E Q The Manufacturer joseph McCready E 553 Ei! 555 Q32 Q5 QS? Q53 ESI 553 Q2 E 3 2 3 ggi Q52 ' E1 2 as Q One hundred fifve E mesa ' were EERE? HomeQooooooooaaiaooiazaoooiaooooooooogg E E

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