Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Page 22 text:

'X . x Come, come, Flipoteg it's time I left this place. Such goodness cannot be! Oh no! We're on. Good luck everyone. Break a leg. Gosh l'm scared. Such were the remarks of the actors and actresses in Moliere's, Tartuffe, presented in October. Tartuffe, a French comedy that deals with religious hypocrisy in the 17th cen- tury, was written in rhyming couplets and was wit- tingly presented by the Players dressed in elaborate garb. Daughter, I mean itp you're to be his wife. Players present Tartuffe We'll use all manner of means, and all at once.

Page 21 text:

Debra Ervin is Queen of Harvest Swing Debra Ervin laughs in unbelief as she holds the roses presented to her by the Thetas upon being crowned. Miss Debra Ervin is the Queen of the Harvest Swing sponsored by Theta Sigma Chi and Eta Upsilon Gamma. Debra is a freshman member of Eta Upsilon Gamma. 17

Page 23 text:

.w-'53-A Where are you? Where are you, Daddy? Here's 'our Scotch. and Black Comedy Mr. Brindsley MiIler's apartment in South Kens- ington, London, was the setting for the play, Black Comedy. There was complete darkness. Two voices were heard, giving the impression of two people walking around a room with absolute confidence, as if in the light. Then a fuse blew, throwing the actors into darkness and the audience into light. The play ended with the lights reconnected fwith a dark stagel. Harold talks to Miss,Furnival, Anyway, she's got in her hands a vase I'd sold her last week - it was a birthday present, as Brinds- ley carries the furniture back into Harold's room. if ,, , Q 1 ,I What is it, darling? Has something gone wrong? What can't you move? I like to think of that piece as representing the two needles of man's unrest. Self Love and Self Hate. They lead to the same point, do you see?