Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Bryan Thalhammer Stars In Spring Production Richelieu , under the direction of depart- ment chairman, Hugh Fitzgerald, was present- ed in MacHugh Theatre. The production, which was first presented in 1913, concerned a conspiracy against Cardinal Richelieu, the great prime minister of France in the 1600's. With a plot to kill Richelieu, one to depose the king, Richelieu's plot to prevent his murder, and a love plot between Julie, Riche- 1ieu's second passion, and DeMauprat, the hero emerged gallantly and unscathed. Though there was no involvement with actual French history, the author, Edward Bulwer- Lytton, created the character as the hero-villian of the Gothic drama. Bryan Thalhammer, senior theater major, played the leading role of Richelieu. Other ma- jor characters were: Joseph, played by Rick O'Connellg Baradus, played by Gerry Wagner, Julie and De Mauprat, played respectively by Mickey MacDonald and Chuck McPheeters. Ray Zanger playing one of King Louis soldiers stole all of De Mauprat s money in a dice game. Chuck McPheeters played De Mauprat.

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Who's Who ominations Active On And ff Campus Active on and off campus were Kevin McGuire, Victoria Fitzgerald, Mark Kleeman and Sally Mosko. i John Hartnett, Alan Harte, Timothy Riley and Gerald White were also nominated as active students. 81 Twenty seniors and seven juniors were nominated for appearance in the 1972-73 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges. Nominated were: Cynthia Baron, Beverly Behr- man, Edward Dashman, Dianne Deters, Victoria Fitzgerald, Alan Harte, John Hartnett,Eugene Hil- goth, Patricia Kelly, Gary Kettler, Mark Kleeman, Patricia Lehr, Kevin McGuire, Sally Mosko, Thomas Murray, Daniel Rothery, Michael Sennett, James Singer, James Winter, Mary Wochner, Vivian Ar- nold, Kathleen Cusack, Barbara Freeman, Gerald Jindra, Coleen Kelly, Timothy Riley and Gerald White. Nominations were based upon a point system in- cluding scholastic achievement, on and off campus activities and work experience.