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We Bombed In New Haven The PJC Theater staged We Bombed In New Haven in the middle of January. With an almost all-male cast, fthere Was one female rolel this modern War satire play was Well received by youthful collegiate audiences. New Haven is the most realistic and pro- bably the most unconventional play the PJC Theater has yet attempted. But the enthusiasm of the cast, the directors and the public made it an The5gMfajor ..--an Capt. Starkey g--- CAST --- ....., N... L ee Schoeni, t. Henderson .,,. - S8 Cpl. Bailey ....... Cpl. Sinclair --- Pfc.5g-e-Joe Carson Pvt? ' . Fisher ------ . Idiots ...... ---- Ruth .....w A Hunter --- A Golfer .s.... Walter Freeman Wi- Keith Wakeman --- Wayne Hunsucker ----- Craig Brooks --- Jim.iLinneba1la --- Kirk i Stanford ------ Mike Jacobs ------ Wesley Jones DeWayne Newton Richard Springfield Joe Walkeiii ------ Nancy Hasty --- Michael Beason ---- Richard Vickrey Yoriifilg FlShEIf',:1,'i-I-M --- Howard Riddles Starkey's Son itel --- --- Tom Bravvleyj Outstandingly Successful production- Hlld SIY1aSl1 it to bits . . . but what WOllld I l13.VG If I did? . . . Bits.
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Campus Elections Check 19 candidates only as your selection for representation . . . As election officials la- boriously count votes, they wonder about the sincerity - the responsibility -- of some of the newly elected senators. Will they take the office more seriously than have some of their predeces- sors? Has a new day dawned at PJC? When final vote counts are revealed two factors are evident. Apathy, an old and evidently established institu- tion of politics continues to linger while at the same time the political party system thrives. After weeks of campaigning, drawing posters and talking with students, newly chosen senators wonder if their effort to give PJ C students a truly representative Student Government was really worth it considering the less than 20 percent voter turnout. Once again the year ends with the same problems unsolved. Signs tell of upcoming elections and rallies as a candidate speaks. ,A r' N?,g5glll4fxl,ulfx. TD I2 if M www Some students show an interest and listen to the speeches and some donlt. fAbove and belowj
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