Rochester College - Totem Pole Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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WORKING on the set is one of many jobs Barb Peacock and Mr. J urney find themselves doing. DIGNIFIED, as fitting to his profession, Mike Ray contemplates the Harvey situation. sa? I NMA l 1-'U WITH great pleasure, Steve Sanderson introduces J an Price to Harvey, as Barb Peacock and Crystal Brown despairingly look on. 25

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Six foot Pooka makes visit to MCC stage November 9, 10, and ll saw the presentation of Margaret Chasels comedy Harvey', by the M.C.C. Players. The main characters were Elwood P. Dowd, a very unusual man, and Harvey, his best friend, an invisible six-foot rabbit. Success of the play was due to many people's backing. Nearly one-fourth of the student body worked on set construction and the cast spent innumerable hours rehearsing. Patti Martens as student director did much to help Mr. Jurney, who, as usual, gave most of his time being director-producer-boss. PLEASED at having found Elwood, Barb Peacock and Mike Ray sigh their relief. 2 W STEVE Sanderson makes a telephone call to Harvey, his invisible friend. MOMENTS alone with Gail Akin bring great pleasure to George MacDonell. 24

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