Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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' I say he ' s guilty. Cast Foreman Clarence Kinder Juror 2 Annalee Delabar Juror 3 John Morris Juror 4 Patricia Binzer Juror 5 Nancy Christie Juror 6 Vera Magill Juror 7 Don Gray Juror 8 Phyllis Becker Juror 9 Leo Morton Juror 10 Norma Johnston Juror 11 Virginia Musick Juror 12 Millard Shaeffer Production Staff Director — Fr. Elric Warwick, O.F.M. W. R. Gelston Paul Freiburg James Rice Mrs. Wm. Voorhees Phyllis Morris Hugh Fitzgerald Elizabeth Peterson Vic Brenizer Robert Christie Margerie Rice Don Gray

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The decision isn ' t easy. Twelve Angry People . This is a play about twelve people who are angry because their ordinary little lives have been disturbed. They have been sum- moned to jury duty to decide whether a nine- teen year old boy has murdered his father. This play was the. premier production of Progressive Playhouse, a new cultural organi- zation whose theory it is that theater should be welcome as a year-round part of our lives. The drama was directed by Father Elric Warwick, O.F.M., instructor in speech and drama and presented in the college ' s Theatre Intime on January 25, 26, and 27. The sec- ond production, The Desperate Hours was staged successfully in April for three succes- sive nights. ' Now let ' s review the farts of the case once more. 100

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Honor Society Installation Ceremony . . . On the evening of Sunday, February 8, the social hall was the scene of the honoring of two Quincy College alumni, the dean, and nine senior students by inducting them into Delta Epsilon Sigma, na- tional scholastic honor society. Professor Marshall Smelser, Ph.D., professor of history of the University of Notre Dame and Profes- sor Paul Jacoby, Ph.D., chairman of the department of philosophy at Seton Hill College, received alumni membership into the society. In the society ' s open presidential address, Father Owen Blum, O.F.M., Ph.D., told the purposes of the organization, saying, Our country is desperately in need of high quality in its academic life to under- stand our past, interpret the present, and prepare for our ultimate goals in the future. The presidential address. Delta Epsilon Sigma was founded in 1939 and its 77th chapter was established at Quincy College in 1956. Standing faculty membership in Gamma Eta Chap- ter of Delta Epsilon Sigma, voted by the faculty of Quincy College, is held by the Rev. Francis B. Steck, O.F.M., Ph.D., Rev. Owen J. Blum, O.F.M., Ph.D., president, Rev. Pacific L. Hug, O.F.M., Ph.D., vice president, and Rev. Titus Ludes, O.F.M., Ph.D., secre- tary. Dr. Paul Jacoby ' 37, is received into the society by presi- dent, Father Owen Blum, O.F.M. 102