Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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You don t happen to sell do you? Bottoms up! . . the man who creates personal i nterest, is the man who gets oheod. And then all of a sudden I ' m goin ' off the road! All of us, in one way or another, strive to belong and to be admired by others; we seek success thinking that it will bring hap¬ piness but somehow are still lonely. In the fall play, Death of a Salesman, this pic¬ ture of ourselves really hit home. Arthur Miller ' s well-known drama takes place dur¬ ing the last few days of the life of a man to whom the golden key to happiness was success — who valued above all, not honesty but being well liked. Willy Loman, the salesman, was played by Mr Jenkin R. David, formerly Public Relations Director at Park College and now director of the Bell Road Barn Theatre in Parkville. The two sons, Biff—confused, unable to find a place in life—and Happy—super¬ ficial, but actually just as lost—were played by Link Richards and Jim Rodda. Joyce Hess took the part of Linda, Willy ' s wife, who saw what was happening to him but could do nothing to help. Other members of the cast were Don Ma- gruder, Harold Carlson, Tom Moodie, Phyl Dawson, Joe Darby, Judy Herterick, Judy Jones, Kent Quinn and Rudy Manthei. death of a salesman

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A cat hair in my soup! January and February: snow, snow, and more snow! For those who survived finals. Dr Long threw a wing-ding of a dance. Mr Campanella ' s one-man art show, February 18— 19 .